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MARX. CHARLES On Mnndar Ann

-. 1854. al Providence W Vs Hospttsi, Hpi,
CHARLES Z. MARX, beloved huS-
band OF Nellie G. Marx father OF
Mr: Jerome A. Marx. Mrs. Virginia
Wiltbank. and Mrs. Helen Stokes.
brother Of Mrs. Regina Mcdonnell,
Joseph and Aloysius Marx. all OF
Philadelphia. He also is survived
bv three grandchildren Friends may
call at the Robert A. Mattingly Fu-
neral Home, 1871 llth St Sc. park
ins facilitiesl, until Thursday, April
%. at y am Requiem mass at St.
Francis De Sales Church at R:3O am.
Relatives and friends invited Inter-
ment Gate Of Heaven CemeterY ~
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PALMER. CATHERINE A. Suddenly.

on Saturday, April 20. 1883. CATH.
ERNIE A. PALMER Of 1907 Mary
land ave. ne. She is survived BY a
devoted son. Master Reginald Cham
Chambers; two brothers, John and
Joseph; two sisters. Miss Mary
Palmer and Mrs. Frances Campbell
one half-brother, William Cope
many other relatives and friends.
After . pm. Wednesday, April "a
Home. 1928 Maryland ave. ne. Mass
will be said at Holy Name Catholic
Church. lth and X SITS. ne. at
3 IN. Thursday, April 25. Inter-
ment Mount Olivet Cemetery. The
family may be contacted ct 399-7l3O.
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NEWMAN, THEODORE R. On Sunday


HEwMAN. formerly Of ofiSpSh 1888 MassS. a
chusetts ave s.e.. the beloved uncle
Of Mrs. May E. Bussell. Miss Ruth
Newman and Edward B. Eshleman
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home. 4th st, and Massachusetts
ave, ne, until l.30 pm. Wednes-
day, April "a. Funeral services will
be held at St. Pauls Episcopal
Church, Rock Greek Cemetery. at .
pm. Interment Rock Greek Gene.
terry. 20
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FYOCK. HARRIETI a. on sunday

April 2l. 1858. HARRIET A.
FYOCK Of 63l6 Bannockburn dr.,
Bethesda, Md. beloved wife Of
Wendell c.. Morley L.. David j. and
William L. Fyock. the late Kathryn
v. Fetter, Mrs. Myrta z. Shultz and
Mrs. Helen J. cleveland. She also
Is survived by eleven grandchildren
and five great-grandchiidren Friends
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob
ert A. Pumphrey, Bethesda, Md.
where services will be held on Thurs
day, .April rs, at 10 Am. Interment
Parklawn Cemetery. "a
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1855 rf PAUL E. e PoWEER HIRRaS Sf sgGi sg6s
Field St. Seat Pleasant, Md, be-
loved husband Of Myrtle @. Fowler,
father Of Mrs. Pauline J. Wagner
and stepfather OF John g. Rohrer
brother Of Mrs. GLADYS Mattera, Mrs.
Hannah Burrows, Leo and Samuel
N Fowler Relatives and friends
may call at Gaschs Funeral Home,
473a Baltimore ave, HyattSville
Md, after 9 pm Tuesday. April
% Notice Of funeral later.
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u. 1868, al 6SIS siiso Mili H I'd
ne, beloved husband OF Eva n
Grill. father of James A. Grill
brother OF Mrs. Rose Thormann
OF Elsin. Ill. and Dolph Grill Of
Chicago, III. Friends may call at the
s6Oi I4th % s.. nv NV. where services rVs
will be held on Wednesday. April
"a, at . pm. Interment Fort Lin
coin Cemetery. 90
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MUSE. EDNA y. On Thursday. April

NUSE. EDN4 y, ON Thursday. April
Is, 1868. at her residence. 1928
z 81. ne, EDNA MUSE. sister
q Rsna Jackson and William Brown.
George Marshal Minerva J. caid-
well and Joseph c. Smith. other
relatives anG friends Remains -est-
ing at the John T. RhineS Co. Fu-
neral II HDme, 30l5 18th st. ne.
tample parking facilitiesl. where
friends may cali after 5 pm. Tues
day, April %. Funeral service will
be held on Wednesday. April "a. at
II a.cl. Inteiment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery.
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OWENS, WINIFRED c. on Sunday,
AI2s APsi wINrRsSb ri igSS At owyN AERstOn 2, Hos;
North 18th ST.. Arlington. Va. be-
Fort Collins, Colo, and Mrs, Jean
ette Owens Ruby. Arlington, Va. She
also Is survived BY three grandchil-
dren and two great-grandchildren
She was q charter member OF Unity
Chapter. No. 20, Eastern Star.
Der Of the Williston, N. OAK, East
ern Star. Friends may call at the
Arlington Funeral Home. 1901 North
Fairfax dr., Arlington, Va, where
services will be held on Tuesday,
April 23, at 7:39 pm. lnterment
contributions may be made to the
charity of your choice
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PETERSON. CARL ARTHUR. Suddenly

on Sunday, April 81. 1858. al his
c&sf SkrTGR asfREiS9 beloved
husband of Bethene 8. Peterson.
father OF Carol Ann and Janice
C. oscar Peterson Of Asheviile. N.
c.; brother OF Mrs Lille MaeAleer Of
Charlotte. N, c.; Jack Peterson OF
Richmond. Va, and Mrs. Helen
Blackwell OF Ashevilie, N. c. Friends
may call at the Chevy Chase Funeral
from Sme 5G @ p.m Ml'iSoSh @onday. Al Hpri n&
and Tuesday, April -. where services
will be held Wednesday, April -,
at 1880 am. Interment Fort Linz
coin Cemetery.
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April II, 1863. KATHERINE Il
MALLET Of 224? Cathedral ave
NJ. Petersen OF washington. D. c.
sister OF Mrs. Dorothy Hanson and
Or, Edwin 8, Crisp, both Of wash
ington, d. c. Friends may call at
the 8. H Hines co. Funeral Home
2gOl l4th st. NV. tparking facili-
home on Wednesday. April "a at
$3.50 am; thence 10 St Thomas
Apostle Catholic Church. Woodley
I'd. at @7th ST. NV, where ;he holy
sacrifice OF the mass will be Offered
at 10 am for the repose OF her soul
Interment Glenwood Cemetery. ~
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GEORGE r. st. Angus
tines Commandery, No. \,
Knights Of ST. John. an
nounceS the death OF SiI
KNIGHT GEORGE =. FEN
WICK. Members are re-
quested to assemble on
Wednesday. hpril %, 1864,
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Business Representative.

HARRIS. RAY BAKER. On Monday.
April 9s, 1898, RAY BAKER HAR.
sSR EIs q Fl tSs Se@i Bord.n 81 INV" Osloyss Hsrf
and Mary Allen Harris: brother Of
Miss Eleanor Harris. Friends are
invited TO call at the Bethesda-
Chevy Chase Funeral Home Of Rob-
ert A.. Pumphrey. Bethesda, Nd.
Oraveside services on Thursday,
April 25, at IL am. at Cedar Hill
Cemetery. "a
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Monday, April -, 1868, at his resi-
dence, 1925 Massachusetts ave. Sc.
GEORGE THOMAS FENWICK, be-
loved husband OF Mrs. Clara Eliza
beth Fenwick. He leaves de-
voted children, Mrs. Mae Ivy Scott,
Mrs. Cecilia Harvey and RAYMOND
Fenwick; z grandchildren. 10 great
grandchildren, many other relatives
and friends. Friends may call
Wednesday after 3 pm. at his late
residence, where the rosary will be
recited at Z pm. Solemn high mass
will be celebrated on Thursday, April
70, at . am, at the st. Cyprian's
Church. 18th and c SITS. sc. Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
Arrangements by Alexander 8. Pope.
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at X pm, at his residence, 1877
Massachusetts, ave. Sc, for ritua
CAPT. BRADSHAW E. vowELs.
President.
sERGT. JAMES A. PLUMMER,
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RICHARDS, LAURA BROOKS.

S SR.Ii bT,iS lsdI IErI.i SSs4MyyS S,HsSRP F0:; !;
s4 bsISssa sU5,s Ssl.on vel. o AIlips.On s.O,
myer, mother OF Mrs Hazel Burke.
Mrs. Frances Punk. Mrs. Ivy War.
hurst, Charles G., Russell 8 and
Miss Geneva Bell Mrs. Edna Chew
and Andrew Bell, She also is sur
great-grandchildren. Friends may
call AZ the Ives Funeral Home. sslf
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va, after
10 am. Monday. April -. where
funeral services will BE- held on
"wednesday. April -. at ~ am.
1nterment National Memorial Park
IS
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(. BAkEk. OIIlcers and
members Of Trinity Chap
ter. No. 30, o. z, g., are
hereby notified OF the death
OF Brother r. BAKER
HARRIS on Monday. April
90, 1858. Members may
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phrey Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral
Home 0rayeside services on Thurs
day. April rs. at IL am, at Cedar
MILDRED L. MoHLER, W, p.
JOHN Eroi. q nePog3AI; PSoosphLsox " se,v P ..
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iRILL, GEORGE A. Officers and
mem bers OF Journeymen
al Al Bookbinders Local Union, No.
MAA 4, are hereby notified of the
AE\ death Of Brother GEORGE A.
~ GRILL on Sanday, April 81,
A 1853. Brother Grill rests At
the s. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home. 2g0l l4th st. NV. Funeral
services at the Hines Funeral Home
on Wednesday, April "a, at 9 pm.
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
JERRY s. MALANKA, President.
THOMAS Z. TREYNoR.
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Ssy; Ssy April 1893. PHEsE
WALKER DUNN Of No, = Fairfax
the late Rear Admiral Charles A.
Dunn mother OF Elizabeth W. and
Phebe Z. Dunn, and sister OF Mrs.
Arthur J. Campbell, Mrs. Dan Pos
ter Of Fort Lauderdale. Fla. Miss
Mary X. Walker, DR.. Allan z.
Walker. j., and the late Albert W.
Walker. REQUIEM mass will be Of
fered at Fort Myer Chapel on Thurs
day, April 25, at 10 am. Inter-
ment Arlington National Cemetery
In lieu Of flowers contribution
to Children's Hospital Speech and
Hearing Clinic is suggested. -
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Dratha

DAVIS, ELLA G. On Monday, April
y, 1883 AZ the District Genera
1890 D ST.. ne, devoted mother Of
Mrs, Annabelle Austin OF Marion
s. C, Mrs. Virginia Twitty of Wash
ington, D. c., Mrs, Carrie Green
OF Jersey City, N. j.. Mr.. lie Roy
phia, Pa. MI Mr. willie Lyman OF Bal
timore, Md; Mr. Golden Hyman OF
Newport News, Va, and Mrs Chris
tian Thomas. She also is survived
by twenty-one grandchildren, seven
great-grandchildren, a sister, Mrs
other relatives and friends. After
> pm Thursday April rs. friends
may call at the Robert @. Mason
Funeral Home $500 Nichols ave
Funeral and interment Pamplico
s. c. "a
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DAVIS IRENE T. On Sunday An

DOYLE, ROSCOE c. On Tuesday
April 20, 1858. al George Wash
ington University Hospital. ROSCOE
e, DOYLE OF 2032 Belmont .rd. NV,
father OF Jay Doyle and brother Of
Richard s, Doyle Friends may
call at Gawlers Chapel. Wisconsin
ave. at Harrison ST. NV. (parking
on premises after. 10 am. Wednes-
day April "a. Notice Of services
later
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pital. sUDYE NJ. GRIFFITH Gnee
Hudson), of 1922 Rhode Island ave
Berkelev Griffith mother OF Of MRS rs
Elizabeth H. Engel OF Washington.
d. C.. and Carl z. Pau OF Washing
ton, N. c.; q sister of Mrs Katherine
Free Of Harrisburg. Pa She also is
survived by four grandchildren and
one one grest-Rranacnlia; FTiends may
Home 1901 14th st. NV (parkinR
facilitiesl. Services from the above
funeral home on Wednesday. April
"a. at IL am. Interment private
The family suggests that expressions
OF sympathy may be made in the
form Of contribution to the
Episcopal Church OF Our Savior
Memorial Fund. Brookland. D C..
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OWENS, DONALD p. Suddenly. on
sunSSy; 6wrNs April ~ - Il; . 1853, 49, Donald
vine Srnridn N tom North ba,oSss BsSnSy sS1
Of Harriet c. owens OF Arlington.
Va, and James s. owens OF Silver
Spring. Md, and brother OF Capt.
James L. owens, USMC, Of jack
sonville, N. c.; Kelvin B. owens OF
ioP0i ovens Of 0WiiliamGs6urSs. G snS Va AIsh Friends
may call at the Murphy Funeral
Home, 3524 Columbia pike. ArlinR-
ton, Va, after 10 am Tuesday.
April %. Requiem mass will be
offered at 10 am. Thursday. April
rs. at St. Agnes Church. Arling-
ton. Va. Interment Columbia Gar
dens Cemetery. ArlinRton Va "a
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Friday. ADrli lis ~. iM5" 1888. q IL Hs1 e.
swERbESsy aG5; ~ PoP6wskssd 81 skssd s.iSysa ASSa
mother Of Mrs. Frances p. wall, Mrs.
Edythe Rubin OF Dover, Mass. Hy-
man nam P'PoTsssy P'PoTrssssy MsbIo aystisylIle plR M, M
Naihaniel Preston, Silver Spring.
Nd, and Theodore Popowsky' She
also Is survived BY IL grandchildren
and six greAt-grandchildren Funeral
services at the Bernard Danzansky
sons Funeral ,,na Home, 3ooi IAN 81
m. Interment Tifereth Israel Sec
tion, Mount Lebanon Cemetery Me-
mortal week. 1929 Delafield pl. NV.
In lieu OF flowers, the family Sug-
gests that contributions may be made
"a
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THEODORE. This is to no.
tify officers and members
OF Plumbers Union, Local
5. OF the death OF THEO-
DORE NEWMAN on Sum
day, April Il. 1863. Re-
mains at Lees Funeral
Home, 4th st. and Massa-
ave. ne; Services to be
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16

of hospitals and homes.
June will, also be a joyous
month for the family. Their last
son, Ronald, will graduate from
West Virginia Wesleyan Univer-
sity, and plans to be married in
July. Their Oldest son, Robert,
is a dentist in Gaithersburg, and
another son, Richard teaches at
Damacus High School.
DR.. Wilson was born in Mt.
Airy, and holds bachelors
degree from George Washington
University, a law degree from
the University of Maryland, and
a masters degree from Emory
University. While working for
his B.S.T. at Yale, he made an
extensive study of benevolent
homes, and facilities for the
aging. In 1949, he received an
honorary doctor of divinity
degree from Western Maryland.
During World War / he served
for two years with the Johns
Hopkins Hospital Unit in
France.
Mrs. Wilson, whose family
moved to Mt. Rainier when she
was three, is a graduate of the
University of Maryland, and has
studied at Yale and at Oxford
University in England.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Health Chief.
DIR. Ill. Dorm.
Dies AT NH

Funeral services were held
Monday at Gawler's funeral
home for DR.. Harold F. Dorm,
of Bethesda, chief of the biome.
tries research branch of the
National Heart Institute who
died last week at the clinical
center of the National Institutes
of Health. Burial was in Airing.
ton Cemetery with full military
honorS.
A nationally recognized medi-
cal authority for many years,
DR.. Dorm attained exceptional
prominence in 1859 with the
development of convincing sta.
tistical evidence that death due
to lung ailments is much higher
among those who have used
tobacco than others who never
smoked. His finding was instru.
mental in the Public Health off.
cial stand in the tobacco and
lung cancer controversy.
A native of Tompkins County,
NY, he was a graduate of
Cornell University and the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin and winner
of a variety of national medical
honors. He had been associated
with the Public Health Service
since 1886.
DR.. Dorm Is survived by his
wife, Celia, associated with the
National Institute of General
Medical Sciences, who makes
her home at Is Burning Tree
Court, Bethesda, and two daugh.
tiers, Mrs. Patricia Adams, of
East Lansing, Mich, and Mrs.
Eleanor Phillips, of Ann Arbor,
Mich.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Group to Offer
'Dixieland Frolics'

The Rosensteel Players, COM
posed of members of Father
Rosensteel Council No. 2169,
knights of Columbus, Silver
Spring, and the Maryknights
Auxiliary, will present "The
Dixieland Frolics," written by
John William Spates, at the
Council Hall on Forest Glen
Road Sunday and Monday, May
26-H at $50 pm. Adults $3.50,
children under 10 fifty cents. A
special kiddies matinee will be
offered at 2 pm. Saturday, May
IS. Children twenty-five cents,
adults S1.50.
A barbershop quartet, dance
routines, and a mixed chorus
are among the specialties to be
presented under the direction of
Raymond and Bill Mcdonald.
Mrs. Paul Taggart is chairman
of the event sponsored by the
Maryknights Auxiliary. Pro.
ceeds will go to the Father
Rosensteel Council Building
Fund.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Deaths

Dodge, Frederick Arthur Sr., 2109
Hildarose Drive, Silver Spring, on May
3. Burial in Rock Creek Cemetery
DOugherty, Helene Eleanor, 208 Crest
moor Circle. Silver Spring. on May g.
Burial in st. Johns Cemetery.
Glaeken. Edward Sr., 5113 Manning
Drive. Bethesda, on May Z. Burial in
Arlington National Cemetery.
GOA, Amanda Mcleod. 1902 Weller
Road. Silver Spring, on May 3. Burial
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Grimes, Edith f., 5000 Walden Road,
Silver Spring, on May 2. Burial in Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Hubble, George g., 3o1 N. Adams St.
Rockville, on May 7. Burial in Bealls-
vile Nd.
James Sidney, s2o1 18th ST., Silver
Spring, on May 2, Burial in King David
Memorial Garden
Kirby. Joseph H., 449 University Blvd,
East, Silver Spring, on May 7. Burial
in Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Miller. Roger G., S219 Custer Road,
Bethesda on May 2. Burial in Arling-
ton National Cemetery.
MOrningstar, Harry T., IL Cleveland
Ave. Takoma Park. on May g. Burial
in Congressional Cemetery.
SmiIga. Matilda, 1916 Grant St. Be-
thesda, on May /. Burial in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
Smith, Josephine Anderson. 4505 Chest
nut st., Bethesda, on May 8. Burial in
Berryvlle, Va.
Stafford, stephen NJ, 59O6 Jarvis
Lane, Bethesda. on May g. Burial in
Congressional Cemetery.
Taishoff. Harry, s101 Eastern Ave,
Silver Spring. on May 2. Burial in Mt.
Lebanon Cemetery.
Tucker, Ray T.. zoos Hllcrest Place,
Chevy Chase. on May /. Burial In Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Wells, Elizabeth T., 430s GIenridge
ST., Kensington, on May 8. Burial In
Mount Olivet Cemetery
WiImOt, James Joseph ST., 1919 Lorain
Ave, Silver Spring on May T. Burial
in Arlington National Cemetery
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16

SEES incurred during the summer
program at Fl. Dietrich.
Last year a Science Fair first
place prize was won by another
Walter johnson student, junior
Richard Falwell, who transfer
red awOy from the Montgomery
County school at the start of the
current school year when his
family mved to New Hampshire.
This years winner has re-
ceived a number of other
science awards, including a Sc
cond place Atomic Energy Com
mission prize at last years Ma
tional Science Fair in Seattle,
Wash. He is among current en-
tries in the annual regional COM
petition.
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam E. Murray of 5000 Rock
hurst Rd., Bethesda, young Muir
ray is planning to enter Mass
achusetts Institute of Techno-
logy as a physics major next
September.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
County Student Wins Top
Science Fair Recognition

For the second straight year
Walter Johnson High School
produced one of the 13 first
place winners in the annual
National Science Fair-Interna-
tional, held last week at Albu-
querque, N. M.
Not only did William E. Muir
ray Jr., II, capture one of the
top awards of 500 presented by
fair sponsors, but he came away
with three other first prizes con-
tributed as special features by
governmental agencies con-
cerned with scientific progress
in the nation.
Montgomery County's second
entry in the fair, Henry Jaffin,
a Bethesda-C Chevy Chase High
School punior, also was chosen
for one of the top awards when
he was presented a S25 fourth
place prize for his male chemis-
try composition in the general
competition.
Both of the contestants went
to Albuquerque on the basis of
their prize winning entries in
the annual county science fair
held last month.
All of young Murray's awards
were based on the progress rep
resented in his extensive ply
sizes research projects entitled
"Stochastic Radioactive Equili-
brium Models"
In addition to the fair award
the senior student won first
places prizes from the Atomic
Energy Commission, amounting
to an expense paid trip to the
Argonne National Laboratory
near Chicago next August; the
Army, which will provide him
with a summer job in mathe-
mates computation at the Fl.
Dietrich development center,
and the Armed Forces Chemical
Assn, which will provide a cash
contribution toward the expen-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Parks Tour
Is Taken by
HOnlen1akers

A bus tour of the parks and
facilities of the Maryland.Na.
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming, sponsored by the Pine.
wood Homemakers Club, was
taken May 8 by 50 members of
Homemakers Clubs throughout
the County.
HighlightS of the tour, accord
ing to Blanche T. Cawton, presi.
dent of the Pinewood group,
were the Brookside Nature Cen
ter and Old MacDonald's Farm
areas of the Wheaton Regional
Park. A fried chicken box lunch
was provided by the planners
at Wheaton Park.
"The people of Montgomery
County would never believe
there were so many opportun-
tiles for free recreation" Mrs.
Cawton said after the tour.
"These tours furnished by the
Commission give the taxpayer
a real opportunity to see where
and how his money is being
used" she declared. 1t is her
hope that an early fall tour on
a Saturday can be arranged so
the male part of the taxpaying
public" can participate in such
a tour.
Similar tours can be arranged
by any group through the office
of Josiah B. Zatman, public re-
lations director of the commits
sion. A minimum of 40 persons
is required. The tours, when ar
ranged for, leave the Park and
Planning Commission building
on Georgia Avenue shortly
after 9 am, and after touring
facilities in Prince Georges
and Montgomery counties, re.
return by mid afternoon. Lunch
is furnished by the Commission
at the noon stop.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Charles N. BeaU, Lifelong
Farmer, Succumbs at 81

Funeral services were held
last week at Barker's funeral
home in Laytonsville for
Charles Nelson Beall, a lifelong
resident of Montgomery County,
who died at the age of 81 while
asleep in his home at Layhill.
Burial was in Burtonsville
Cemetery.
Born on a farm at Cedar
Grove, the son of William Yer
non and Mary Elizabeth Beall,
he was one of Is children. The
Bealls are descendants of
Ninian Beall, one of the early
founders of Maryland and a
colonel in the French and Indian
Wars whose son, George, was
captain under George Washing
ton during the Revolution.
Married to Rachel Ellen Oden
in 1906, Charles Nelson Beall
devoted most of his life to farm
ing. AS the Oldest son in the
family, he worked first at his
fathers farm at Norbeck and
later, after his marriage.
tarmed his own property at
Jacksonville and Sandy Spring.
A member of the Layhill Free
Methodist Church, he was an
active church worker and on
many occasions served as a dele
gate to the annual Free Metho-
dist conferences. His main in
terests were the church, his
family and his farmland.
Besides his wife, Mr.. Beall is
survived by eight children: Mrs.
Frances E. Gregg, of Laurel;
Charles Smith Beall and Mrs.
Margaret A. Browning, both of
Silver Spring; Carl M. Beall, of
the home address; Mrs. Mary
Elizabeth Schuyler, of Little
Falls, N. Y; Douglas H. and
William T. Beall, of Spencer
vile, and Mrs. Ruth c. Munnis,
of Hyattsville.
Also surviving are four broth.
ers, William L. and Harry S.
Beall, of Rockville; Vernon D..
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Fritsch to Take
Trip to Russia

DR.. Arnold Fritsch of Damas-
Gus will be one of nine Acc Of
ficials accompanying Atomic
Energy Commission chairman
Glenn T, Seaborg on visit to
Russia this week.
DR.. Fritsch is technical assis-
tant to Seaborg.
Other men accompanying Sea-
borg are Algie A. Wells, direc-
tor of Aces division of inter-
national affairs, and A. r.
Luedecke, Acc general man.
ager. Wells lives in Bethesda
and Luedecke in Rockville.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-05-16
Dancers to Perform
For Temple Shalom

The Batya Heller Studio Of
Dance will present "A Program
for Young People" Sunday at
the Rockville Civic Center as a
benefit performance sponsored
by Temple Shalom.
The program will feature bal.
let's developed from "Pocahon.
tas" by Ingri and Edgar d'Au.
laire and DR.. Seuss' book, IF
l Ran the Zoo" Performances
will be 2 and 4 pm.