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Evening star., 1963-09-02
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O'HAGAN, JAMES II. Officers and mem.
bers Of Bookbinders Union
n Az Local No. 4, are hereby mott
MANA fled Of the death Of Brother
N JAMES II, OHAGAN. Services
NTI will be held at the Nalley Flu.
W. neral Home. 5000 Rhode island
ave, at Eastern ave. me-, on
Tuesday, September ;, 1853, at 8 pm.
JERRY MALANKA, President.
THOMAS c. TREYNOR,
Business Agent.
PEYTON, VERA B. On Sunday, September
!, 1858, at George Washington Uni.
versity Hospital, VERA B. PEYToN of
A6lo Davenport st. NV, beloved wife
Of Peter E. Peyton, mother Of Mrs
Mary p. Mccarthy, She also is survived
by three grandchildren, sister of Mrs
Catherine B. Hicks of Silver Spring,
Md, and John J. and George F. Bailey,
both Of Schenectady, N. Y. Friends
may call at Gawler's Chapel, Wisconsin
ave. at Harrison ST. NV, after pm.
Monday parking on premises Mass
will be offered at st, AIMS Catholic
Church, Wisconsin ave. at Yuma st.
NV, Wednesday, September 4, at 10
am. lnterment Gate of Heaven Gene.
terry.
PRICE, GEORGE WASHINGTON. On
sAaetoN ~ NVoot az HOilet
e6l0 Georgia ave-, Silver Spring, Md,
GEORGE WASHINGTON PRICE, hus.
band Of the late Florence NJ Price,
father Of Mrs. Mary T.. Pons. Mrs.
Olive M, Miller, Mrs. Alice c. Henry,
Margaret E., Robert L., George w.,
Calvin L., Donald b. and Howard o.
Price; brother Of Mrs. Elizabeth d.
Ward and Mrs. Alice A, Curtis. There
are twenty.four grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren MIR. Price rests
at the Warner E. Pumphrey Funeral
| Home, o434 Georgia ave, Silver Spring
| Nd. parking facilities). Service will
| be, held on Tuesday, September 3, at
! l:30 pm, at the First Baptist Church
OF Silver Spring, corner of Wayne ave
and FentOn St, Silver Spring, Md. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 2
REYNOLDS, ARTHUR C. On Friday,
August 30, 1853, at Sibley Hospital,
ARTHUR c. REYNOLDS Of s22 But.
! ternut st. NV, Washington, d. c., hus.
band Of Dorothy II. Reynolds and son
Of Mrs, Olive Parsons. Mr.. Reynolds
rests at the Warner Z. Pumphrey Fu-
neral Home, 8434 Ga. ave, Silver
Spring, Md, where service will be
held on Tuesday. September ; at pm.
parking facilities). lnterment Washing
ton National Cemetery. 4
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MILLER, kEkHY BETH. On Saturday
August 81, 1858, at Manassas, va.
ave-, Hyattsville, Md, beloved daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L. B. Nil
Ter; sister Of Philip Kirk Miller; hal
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home, 4th st. and Massachusetts ave
ne, until s:l5 am. Wednesday, Sep
tember 4. Requiem Mass will be Of
fered at st. John Baptist Catholic
Church, 5706 Sergeant rd, Chillum
Md, at 10 am. Interment Fort Lincoln
Cemetery.
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SHORTEs, TILLY. On SUNDAY

Der ], 1888. TILLY SH0RTES Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, beloved mother Of
Mildred kahan Of 26lS East-West hwy.
Chevy Chase, Md; Rose Cornell of
2e2l East.West hwy, Chevy Chase, Md. /;
Muriel Shapiro Of Brooklyn, NJ. v;
sister Of Nathan, Sam and Morris Blue.
stein Of Boston, Mass. She also is sur.
vlyed by two grandchildren. Notice Of
funeral later. (BOstOn, Mass, papers
please copyl
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HOLIDAY, MATILDA. On Saturday,
August 81, 1868, MATILDA HOLIDAY
OF l153 SeatOn ST. NV. Notice OF fu-
neral later. Arrangements by Jarvis
HOOD. ROY BENTON. On Saturday. Au.
gust 81, 1858 at George Washington Hos.
pital. ROY BENTON HOOD OF Pass-a.
Grille Beach, Florida and Secretary,
Maryland. Husband Of Martina Hood,
and father Of Mrs. Gladys Appleby and
brother Of Guy and Dewey A. Hood
There are 4 grandchildren and great
grandchildren. Mr. Hood rests at the
Warner r.. Pumphrey Funeral Home
eA34 Georgia ave, Silver Spring, Nd
where friends may visit with the fam.
lily Monday and Tuesday evenings from
, to pm. parking facilitiesl. Grave.
side service Wednesday, September 4
Friends. are invited 10 assemble al
Memorial Gate at p;So p.mD ,
JONES, ALICE YOUNG. on Thursday,
August az, 1858, at Freedmen's Hospital,
MRS. ALICE Y. JONES. Of 1907 Crit.
tcnden st., NV, devoted mother Of Mr..
Roy Young, She Ia survived By one
grandson. MIR. Norman Young. I grand.
daughter, Mrs Alice Butler, a daughter.
in.law, Mrs. Helen Young. other rela.
tiyes and many friends Remains may
be viewed on Monday, September q.
after pm. at the Hall Brothers Flu.
neral Home, 62l Florida ave, NV. Fu.
neral service on Tuesday, September 3,
at 10 am. from the Turner Memorial
AME. Church, 800 Eye st., NV, Rev,
S. r. Guiles officiating Interment Lin.
coin Memorial Cemetery.
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MILLER, WILLIE n. On Saturday, Au-
gust 81, 1858, at his residence, 1907 F
st. ne, WILLIE H. MILLER. He leaves
to mourn his passing two sisters, Mrs
Suddie L. Smith and Dora Mingo;
three brothers, Grover, Danny and
David Miller other relatives and many
friends. Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home, 30l5
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SPRUCEBANK HARRY =. suddenly, d

Sunday, September !. 1858, al his home,
1924 Porter st. NV, HARRY r.,
SPRUCEBANK, beloved husband of
Blanche Sprucebank and father of
Mrs. Eevrett A. Hellmuth Of Aex.
andria, Va, and Mrs. Tom b..
Thatcher Of Chevy Chase. Md. He also
Is survived by four grandchildren. the
Corbin, XVI the Rev Barton l.. Hell.
muth of Shelby, N. c.; Mrs. Anthony
M. LOvatO Of Colorado Springs, Colo, I,
and Pvt. l/c Harry f. Thatcher Of
Newport, r. l., and seven great.grand.
children. Friends may call at the S.
II. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 290l IAth
st. NV. tparking facilitieS). Services al
the above funeral home on Wednesday,
September 4, at II am. Interment Con.
RrpSgiOnal Cematprv
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MAHONEY1 AILEEN c. On Sunday,
September !, 1858, at Doctors Hospital,
AILEEN c. MAHONEY of 936 23d st.
NV, the beloved daughter of Anna c.
'Mahoney and the late John Mahoney,
and sister Of Mrs. Frances Gettier Of
East WillistOn, Long Island, N. Y.
Also survived by three nieces and one
nephew. Funeral from the above resi-
dence on Tuesday, September ,, at
1890 am. Requiem Mass at ST.
Stephens Church, 25th st. and Penn.
sylvania ave. NV, at II am. Inter-
ment Holy Rood Cemetery In lieu Of
flowers kindly make contributions 10
st. Anne's Infant and Maternity Home.
Baltimore, Md, papers please cOpyO
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81. NLAIh, sAIsAH = On SATURDAY,
CLAIR, beloved maiher Of Daniel Nj.
James p, and Peyton st. Clair; sister
Of Douglas p. Widener She also Is
survived by II grandchildren. Friends
may call at the Robert A. Mattingly
Funeral Home, l3l nth st. Sc. (park.
Ing iacilitiesD, until pm. Monday,
September 2. Funeral services at the
Oakley Funeral Home, Roanoke, Va,
on Tuesday, September J, at 2;3o pm.
lnterment Fairyiew Cemetery, Roam.
Oke, Va.
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NORAaA VII
Thursday. August ~, 1858, ROBERT
JOSEPH DELLlGATTI Of 2o6 North
Van Buren st., Rockville. Nd, beloved
son OF MIR. and Mrs Joseph A. Deli.
gatu and brother Of Ralph Delligatti
Friends are invited 10 call at the Co
lonial Funeral Home Of Robert A. PUN.
phrey, 300 West Montgomery ave, Rock
Vile, Nd, on Saturday, August 81, from
to ? p.m.i Sunday and Monday,
September and 2, from 2 10 pm
and 7 10 ? pm. Services will be held
on Tuesday, September 3, at 81. Mary's
Catholic Church, Rockville, Md Mass
OF the Angels will be said at 10 am
1nterment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. 2
DUNN, GERALDINE NJ. ON Thursday
August ~, 1853, at Doctors Hospital
GERALDINE M. DUNN Of 1900 81.
Clair drive Sc, MarlOw Heights, Md.
beloved wife Of Thomas A. Dunn and
sister Of Francis Mineweaser Of Brook.
vile, Pa. Friends may call AT the s.
H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 29Ol 18th
81. NV, after 10 am. Sunday, Sep.
tember parking facilitiesl. Prayers
at the above funeral home on Tuesday
September 3, at $50 am; thence 10
the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart Cath
Ollie Church. 10Th 81. and Park I'd. NV,
where the Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass
win be offered at ? am. for the repose
Of her soul. lnterment Arlington Ma
National Cemetery.
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NUSo! MERCEDES A. Suddenly, mi
Wednesday, August 2s, 1853, al the
District General Hospital, MRS. MFR.
CEDES A. ROSS Of 1902 Savannah 81
Sc, Apt. lO4, beloved wife Of Sergt,
Raymond A. Ross, sr. Also surviving
are one daughter. Cheryl Ross; one
son, Raymond A. Ross, jr.; a step
mother, father, one sister, two aunts,
Mrs. Edna r. Veasey, other relatives
and many friends. Remains resting al
the John T. Rhines Co. Funeral Home,
J0lS 18th st. ne. (ample parking facili.
ues), where friends may call after 4
pm. Tuesday, September 3. Funeral
services on Wednesday, September 3, al
u am. at Fort Myer Chapel, Inter.
ment Arlington National Cemetery a
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September !, 1858. sTEPHANiE r 'T TAR
NACkl Of 5026 Geronimo st.. College
Park. Md, beloved wife Of Walter j
Tarnacki and mother OF Theresa Mas
and 10 Ann TarnaCh, sister Of Mrs
John Matera and MIR. Sigmund Ku1io
Of Syracuse, ~ Y. Relatives and
friends may call at Gasch's Funeral
Home, A7j7 Baltimore ave, Hyattsville
Md, after pm Monday, September
2, until am Wednesday, September
4 thence TO the Holy Redeemer Catholic
Church, College Park, Md. where the
holy sacrifice Of the Mass will be
offered for the repose OF her soul al
$50 am. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery Syracuse, ~ y, papers
please copy)
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HOLLISTER, RAY c. On August 81, 1853,
at Washington Hospital Center, RAY c.
HOLLISTER Of 1912 c st. me-, the be-
loved husband Of Mrs. Mary B. Hol-
lister, father Of Mrs. Alice McClay
Mrs. Marguerite Glover, Walter and
William HOllister, brother of Mrs. Della
Bowman, Mrs. Flossie Harrison and
Ernest Hollister Friends may call at
Lees Funeral Home, 4th st. and Mass
ave. ne, where services will be held
on Tuesday, September 3, at 2:30 pm.
lnterment Washington National Gene.
terry.
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W. HIElt' JAMES =. Suddenly on Sat.
urday' August 81, 1858, at Bridgeton,
\. j.. JAMES E. ROUTHIER Of Iois
Georgia ave. NV, beloved son Of All
bert ]. and Florence e. Routhier
brother of John A. Routhier. Friend,
may eall after 4 pm. Monday, at tn
ave. n.w., where prayers will be- san
Tuesday, September 3, at 9:3O am.
thence to St. Gabriel's Catholic Church
Grant circle NV, where the HoE
Sacrifice Of the Mass will be offered
at 10 am. for the repOse OF his soul
Interment Gate of Heaven Cennefnr,
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ust 81, 1853, RALPH NJ. NORTON. be
loved husband Of WinOna II. Norton
father Of Dana and Stephen Norton
son Of Mary Ellen Norton; brother o
Edward, Harry, David and Dayton Nor
ton, Ethel Campbell and Clara Kay Flu
neral from the Lee Funeral Home. 4tf
st. and Massachusetts ave. ne, OF
Wednesday, September 4, at 2 pm. In
terment Arlington National Cemetery
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Copper River current., 1963-09-12

3A]L599 < j(y3rj}] ). Glenn High News
 leberry, Hail from Calf: Denise Major comes from Fairbanks, and Lindy lou Williams Came from Lander, Wyo1ni.1:5e We We7co1e students and our new teacher
 7 tn and s tn Grade Jews MT Kawagley
 There are 28 Students in our room, Is in the 7 tn Grade and 10 :.n the Eighth grade. MT. KaWagley is our teacher We have just started on all our books and we hope this will be 9 good school year,
 One member of OUT eighth grade class, Glenn Tibbits shot a moose a few niles past Indian River.
 T he Freshman Eeus Doris Britain
 The new Fregl1ea to Glenn High are John Billum Gordon 1r5L27:, Doris Center, Margaret Evan is from Gu7zana. VI rg::-na and Hieni Gene are from Gczor29 Marsha, Major is from Gate- way and Marcell 4oun5 ia from Carbondale, Illinois,
 The -E2221zaM Glass -iEr GlcoMin ng bz- leaps and boun5s< Last year tloy had eleven Fresh- man and this year 5hore are twenty oneof us, Nelcomc new Fresi.-n2no
 News from tt12 &o2Aom2ze Shirley Hill
 We'll Hi 5horo, tA:9 $ tke Sophomorore news from G-ennallcn Ii 4,l, The high schoolis getting lacg>r cn3 -e.=--3-:z the class of 66 has increased by 3 1ore 11av students Th1r- teen old 5tudenjs Jl1it5 gives us the total of 22, in the sophomore c-asso We are very proud Of cur home~1@oon teacher, who is MT Nookesse1:e Mr. NccuEessaz is teaching the following subjects; General Science, General business, General MatJi1e Girls P E. Boys l.Eo And coaching the basket ball teamo The names of the Sorhoaores are Bob Ashernew, Doug Beaudoin new, Harold Billum, Harry Bi lum, Die~1a Boycco Neuy Shawn Burns new Rose Charley, 1r2ly Fa1l-, Terry Fisher, susa an Gervan now, Susan Grrt]er new, Smiley Hi f Your Sporting. Go55s 1e* dq.1qrters, z Remd ngt on Ti*acFosto1s Ala3 saTage Guns. All lopulac l1oe15. of Ar1a1ni ct;ion. 0' :: Gun slings, Sn5~al5, Cleaning Kitso
 Hunting Knives, and Axes, Stones,
 Cartridge Belts Remington
 Plastic shot s~4n Shells
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
Racial Insults
Result in Fine

A young Silver Spring man
forfeited $3.50 collateral in Peo-
pies Court last week on falling
to appear for trial on a disorder
ly conduct charge resulting from
his shouting insults while driv-
ing through the Lincoln Park
section of Rockville.
Police Pvt. c. ]. Augustine
said he arrested Adonis Francis
Baker, %, on Sept. 8 in the park
ing lot of a shopping center as
the result of information provid-
ed by a Lincoln Park resident
who swore out the complaint a
short time earlier. The plaintiff
and other residents of the area
said Baker shouted insulting
language at them, as well as
hurting trash onto the lawns
of several homes.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
FLA Auction
Is Attended
By Over 300

DAMASCUS-More than 300
persons from throughout Mont.
gomery County attended the
second annual FLA Baby Beef
Sale at Damascus High School
Friday night.
The crowd watched spirited
bidding by representatives of
Safeway Markets, Gaithersburg
Locker, Bank of Damascus,
Tom and Rays Restaurant of
Damascus, Gladhill Brothers,
Bellison's Grocery and others
compete for top grade beef on
the hoof
Top price of 81 cents a pound
was paid by a combine of Belli.
son and Gladhill for a choice
860-pound Angus steer owned
by 11-year-old Clinton Ham.
mand of Highland View Farm.
Second top price of SO cents
a pound was paid by the Bank
of Damascus to Dwight Monnier
Jr. for his top 870-pound Angus
steer.
Gaithersburg Locker pur-
chased the show champion, an
880-pound Hereford raised by
pert, 12-year-old Miss Roxie
Stup.
Safeway Stores manager in
Gaithersburg, Donald Magruder,
was heavy buyer for the night,
purchasing nearly a ton of the
baby beef" Sellers to Safe
way were cute, 12-year-old 10
Ann Biles with a very nice
heavy 965-pound Hereford, and
fine young Snowman Fred Lech-
lider with an 856-pound Here,
ford.
Experienced cattlemen present
remarked on the high quality
of well finished steers raised by
the FLA youths under the
supervision of Len Tolley, Da-
mascus FLA agricultural ad-
visor.
Rocky Ridge auctioneer and
Angus breeder, Albert Tabler,
donated his time to conduct the
sale.
In the annual FLA horse
show, Steven Owen topped the
field of prize entries by winning
the large pony championship
and the coveted Pony Club
Trophy for the U. S. Pony Club
member compiling the highest
point total in all classes. He and
his Gingerbread, which also won
the over-fence award for large
ponies, represented the Potomac
Pony Club.
Other champions were Pat
Castle who, with her Sugarfoot,
took first place in the Western
horse, Western pleasure, English
pleasure and command-and-out
contests; Eloise Hopkins and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

met for their regular dinner
meeting at the fire house on
Thursday evening. Waite r
Hughes, manager of the junior
little league baseball team;
Charles Senseny, manager of
the senior little league team,
and Bruce Gladhill, field captain
of the senior team, were guests.
These teams are sponsored and
supported financially by the
Rotary Club. Claude Williams
of the Olney Club was a visiting
Rotarian.
The new models of the Ford
Motor Co. will be on display at
Woodfield's tomorrow.
Roy Anderson, who has been
a patient at Sibley Hospital,
Washington, has been moved to
the Washington Hospital Cen.
ter. Stanley Duvall is a patient
at Children's Hospital, Washing
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrew Ready
visited their daughter and SON.
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ross
Jr., in Cleveland, Ohio, last
week. They became acquainted
with their new grandson, Fred
Ross III.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Paul Lam.
bertson Jr. are the happy
parents of a baby boy, John
Paul Lambertson III, born Sept.
IS at the hospital in Westmin-
ster.
Mrs. Mary Fell, formerly of
Kemptown, has moved to the
home she recently purchased
from Mark Lurvey in the Roma
lee Hills subdivision, Woodfield.
The Lurvey family have return.
ed to Littletown, Mass. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira L. Helms. formerly of
Baltimore, are now at home in
the house formerly occupied by
Heuttingers, 26705 Haney Ave.
John F. Stohlman is opening a
jewlery store in the Roscoe
Pierce Building, formerly occu-
pied by the Gayla Gift Shop. Mr..
Stohlman is a certified master
matchmaker. All of these trans
actions were handled by the
Jerry Cook, Inc, office.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26
POOIesville
Post Office
In SeILnl1n
NOw Closed
By Cattle G. Linthicum
DI. 9.S332

A quiet little post office quiet
ly closed its doors without fan
fare or reference to its past his
tory on Aug. 81. With no avail
able records it can be said the
Sellman post office was an old
established one which seems to
have served it's time. Mrs. c.
Edgar Knill has been postmis-
tress for several years and con-
Quoted business from an office
in her home on Peach Tree
Road.
The WSCS of Hyattstown
Methodist Church will hold its
annual fall Turkey and Oyster
supper at the Fire House in
Hyattstown on Oct. II. The
plans were made and chairmen
named at the September meet
ing held at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Wood, Hyattstown. The
Society served luncheon at the
sale of Mrs. James Morris at
Sunnyside, near Clarksburg, on
Saturday.
Mrs. Hamilton Linthicum has
returned to her home in Fred
erick from Frederick Memorial
Hospital where she had been a
patient since August 3. Mrs.
Linthicum, formerly of near
Hyattstown, is a charter mem.
Der of the WSCS and served as
president for many years.
Mr.. F. Malcolm White, DECKER
son, president of the Montgom-
cry County Historical Society,
and Mrs. White, were guests of
the Maryland Society of Penn
sylvania, Inc, at Valley Forge
Memorial Park, near Philadel-
phia, on Sept. IA. The host or
ganization, composed of Mary
land men now living in Penn
sylvania or men with Maryland
ancestry, invited representatives
of all this states societies to
attend the dedication of monu-
ment and plaque to Col. Tench
Tilghman who served under
George Washington. Following
the ceremonies the guests were
conducted on a bus tour by one
of the park guides. The park
which is owned by the state of
Pennsylvania covers 2,048 acres.
On Monday Mr.. White and the
Rev. Mr.. John E. Williams, rec
tor of st. Peters Episcopal
Church in Poolesville, went as
delegates to the convention of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

Jimmy Jump Up, named top
entry in the small pony class
after winning first places in the
hack and over-fence contests,
and Judy Kneipp with Little
Seven, chosen as the Junior
hunter champion after winning
the under saddle contest and
placing in others.
In addition, individual con.
tests were won by Kendall wy.
man in the lead line class;
Gloria Reid, with Perky Prin.
cess, top warm-up jumper;
Debbie Gordon and Silky, win.
ner in the large pony hack;
Edith West, with Release Me,
prize entry for small pony work
ing hunters; Linda Dart, with
JEANNE, best junior working
hunter; Elizabeth Brinkley and
Tattle Tale, tops in the dollar
hack, and Betty Simms with
K.B., best junior hunter over
fences.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-26

The prize winners were Mrs.
Harold Atkinson, Mrs. George
Vault, Mrs. Allison Taylor and
Mrs. Clara Cashell.
Mrs. Henry Griffith, Miss Vir-
GINA Griffith and Lee Warfield
were patients in Montgomery
General Hospital last week.
James Alan Wander Sys, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Wander
Sys, and brother of John c.
Wander Sys died September II
at Walter Reed Army Medical
Center. The funeral was held at
the Fort Meyer Chapel with in
torment in Arlington Cemetery.
Jimmy, who was serving with
the Air Force in England, was
flown to this country several
weeks ago suffering with leu
kemia.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Norman Bur-
dette spent the weekend in
Western Maryland.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Roland Ward
spent last weekend in Boston
where they went to the football
game. Their son Jimmie was on
the Gettysburg College team.
On September % at 6 pm.
the Mt. Tabor MYF will have a
hayride and weinie roast. Judith
Hilton, the president will be in
charge.
On Sept. 90 at 4 pm. Miss
Karen Biles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Roswell Biles of Etchi.
son will be united in marriage
with Howard Kline of Silver
Spring at st. Paul Methodist
Church. A reception will follow
at the Church Hall. Both Mt.
Tabor and st. Paul Methodist
Churches will hold Rally Day
Programs with awards and pro-
motions on September %. They
will be during the Church
School hour. Bibles will be
awarded and Church School
Teachers will be dedicated dur
ing the morning service. The
altar flowers at st. Paul last
week were in memory of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles A. Fraley, Sr.
and were placed by their daugh.
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Whitley
are the happy parents of a
baby boy, John Edward, who
was born September ID at Mont
gomery General Hospital. The
baby was named after his great
grandfather.
Thomas Russell Oden of the
Patuxent Naval Base was the
weekend guest of the Donald
Luhn family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen B. Fos-
burg of the Willow Lane Apart
ments are moving to Gathers
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Gum Jr. and family have moved
to the apartment formerly &C.
cupied by his folk.
Mrs. Glenn Black and the
children spent last week visit
ing the Rev. Mr.. Blacks par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Black in Greensburg, Pa.
The Woodfield Farm Bureau
Planning group held a picnic at
the Harrison King home on
Thursday evening.
Raymond Allnut who was
born and raised in this area,
died at his home in Monrovia
last week. The funeral was held
at the Barber Funeral Home on
Saturday.
Roswell Biles was a patient
in the Naval Hospital last week.