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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
VIRGINIA LEGISLATORS SLATE
HEARINGS ON BLUE LAWS

RICHMOND (AP).-virgnia advisory legislative
council committees will hold hearings this month
blue laws and boating laws.
The blue laws hearing is scheduled for PM
Wednesday March Is, in the Arlington County Court
house.
The boating session will be held at pm. Thurs
day March IA, in the State Library lecture here
This viii be the first hearing for the boating committee
headed by Delegate Arthur H. Richardson Of Dnwdde
The Arlington hearing will be the third held by the
blue laws committee headed by Delegate C. w. Cleaton
Of South Hill and State Senator Mosby O. Perrow, r
of Lynchburg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
BY the Associated Press

A total Of nearly 200 years
in. Congress or as aides in
congressional offices win have
been achieved tomorrow By six
Virginians.
March 4 Is the anniversary
Of the beginning Of the con-
gressional careers Of Senators
Byrd and Robertson and Rep
resentative Smith. Democrats.
Their tenure aggregates 90
years.
y It is the anniversary also of
three aides whose years Of serv-
ice on Capitol Hill are even
greater-a total Of 102 years.
They are Calvin Haley. an aide
to Representative Smith, with
40 years; O. Alton Lacy. an
assistant to Representative
Tuck, Democrat. 80 years, and
MI. (Peachy) Menefee. an
aide to Senator Byrd. with 30
years.
And March 6 win be the 18th
anniversary for Representative
Gary, Democrat.
Byrd Holds Record
Senator Byrd's 30-years'
service in the Senate is greater
than that for any other Vir-
ginia Senator In history. II
exceeds by nearly four years
the tenure Of the late Carter
Glass.
Senator Byrd Is outranked in
seniority I'm the Senate only by
Senator Hayden. Democrat of
Arizona, who rounds out 36
years tomorrow, and Senator
Russell. Democrat Of Georgia.
who completed 30 years on jan
uary II.
Senator Robertson, who en-
tered Congress the same day
as Senator Byrd. served IA
wears In the House before NOV
ine 70 the Senate Is years ago.
IN the last SO years. Virginia
has sent only seven men TO
the Senate. One. Thomas q.
Burch, served a brief. unexpired
term.
Representative Smith. dean
Of the delegation. entered the
House 80 years ago.
A check showed none OF the
present Virginia i2-man dele
cation has any relatives, by
blood or marriage. on his pay
roll.
Most Of the top aides get
the maximum salary. House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
Heads Seal Drive

Robert L. Edwards, Hyatts-
vile businessman and attorney,
has been named 1868 Easter
Seal Campaign chairman for
Price Georges County. The
campaign, which has a goal Of
SIS 900 for the county, win run
from March IA through April
IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
CountyLegisIotors Face
Study Of LocoI Bills
BY WILLIAM DUKE
Star Staff Writer.

ANNAPOLIS, Mar. 2. - Both Montgomery and Prince
County legislators scheduled special sessions this week
end to grappe with controversial local legislation
The bills which make break the lawmakers polt-
icay back home dominated the discussions at of
delegation meetings since the current 90day legislative session
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
HERE'S ANSWER
ON LOOK-A-LIKES

Here's the answer TO the
picture poser on Page D-i.
Montgomery County are
Al the picture on the left,
and Soviet Embassy school
pupils are shown on the
right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-03
BY CHARLES D. PIERCE
Star staff Writer

A plan designed to call each
District drivers attention more
sharply to the date of his
operator permit expires has
been Endorsed by q District
Government traffic committee.
George A. England, director
of the Department Of Motor
Vehicles, said yesterday that
his proposal to make drivers
licenses expire on their birth
days was among plans APP
last week by the District
Traffic Co-ordinating Commit
tee.
This advisory committee is
composed of q group Of Dis
trict officials concerned with
traffic problems.
1T is quite a common thing
for drivers to forget to renew
their licenses now even though
they are sent reminder notices"
said Mr.. England.
Minor Handicap Noted
At present, he explained, the
SO District drivers licenses ex-
pire automatically three years
from the date of purchase.
The only problem, Mr.. Eng
land said, is that If the plan
is adopted here. some persons
would get less than three years
of use from the license on the
first renewal cycle.
For example. he said. a per-
son born on May IL who
bought a permit yesterday
would not have to renew it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07

unit. He has held command
here since July, 1861.
The Colonel, who win COM
mand the 3800th Air Base
Wing at Maxwell. also led his
command through an extern
sive reorganization which in
volved consolidation Of the
1920th Special Activities Wing
with Bolling's ll00th Air Base
Wing.
This reorganization made
the Boiling unit responsible for
worldwide attache and special
mission units which formerly
composed the 102Oth Special
Activities Wing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-07
Boiling Chief
To Command
Maxwell ALB

Col. Wilson r. Wood. Com
mander of Boiling Air Force
Base, will leave his post here
July 20 to take command Of
Maxwell Air Force Base in
Montgomery. Ala.
Col. Wood, as. guided Boil
ing through a period of broad
change from a tactical flying
command to an administrative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Shrimp Gumbo

! tablespoon butter or
margarine
u cup finely chopped onion
! small Glove garlic. minced
! envelope alphabet vegetable
soup mix
3 cups water
/ bay leaf
" teaspoon thyme
u Of a 10-ounce package
frozen sliced okra, cooked
and drained
can (4Ia ounces) shrimp,
drained or " pound
shrimp. cooked and cut
In small pieces
In q large saucepan, melt
butter or m argarine and
saute onion and garlic about
5 minutes or until soft. Add
soup mix and stir in water.
Add bay leaf and thyme.
Bring TO a boil. Reduce heat,
partially cover and simmer
for IS minutes. stirring oc-
casionally. Stir In okra and
shrimp. Combine thoroughly
and reheat. Makes four TO
five servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

one convenience food (some
use severaD to cut down on
kitchen time.
The lamb ragout relies on
frozen vegetables for its
built-in maid service. There's
no standing over the kitchen
sink doing KIP" duty when
you set out to make this dish,
and because the vegetables
are already pared, there's no
waste. The frozen small po-
tatoes, by the way, come
packed in h andy one and
two-pound bags. You remove
the amount you want from
the container and return the
rest to the freezer for future
use. Add some crusty French
bread, a dessert and coffee
and you'll have a meal that
will satisfy even the greed
lest family.
Chicken skillet supper cap
italics on the use Of canned
soups for the sauce and, If
you really want to speed
things UP, use canned chick
en-. The mullins are quick to
make from scratch but, here
again, you can save time by
using self-rising flour. A light
touch Of rosemary in the
muffin batter adds an un-
usual flavor accent. With a
fruit salad, dessert Of toasted
pound cake topped with ice
cream and fudge sauce, din
ner's on the table in no
time.
Both the goulash and
gumbo take advantage Of the
versatility of those handy
packages Of soup mixes for
seasoning as well as ready
prepared vegetables. Serve
the goulash over noodles.
add a crisp green salad and
an apple dessert to complete
the meal. Spoon the gumbo
over fluffy white rice in flat
soup plates, add a tart fruit
salad and a hearty dessert
for this menu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Gypsy GouIush

u pound salt pork. diced
/ cup chopped onion
l pound boned pork
shoulder. cut into l-inch
cubes
/ pound boned lamb
shoulder, cut into l-inch
cubes
2 pounds boned beef shank,
cut into l-inch cubes
Ia cups water
2 tablespoons vinegar
! teaspoon paprika
" to ! teaspoon caraway
seed
l envelope spring vegetable
soup mix
/ 90 ounce can tomato
PURGE
Combine salt pork and on
ion In heavy skillet: cook
over low heat. stirring fire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21

quently, until salt pork is
crisp. Add l pound Of the
meat and cook, turning as
needed, until well Drowned
on all sides. (Do not crowd
meat0 Remove from skillet.
Brown remaining meat, l
pound at q time, removing
all but the last batch from
skillet as soon as Drowned.
When all is Drowned, return
to skillet; stir in water, Vine
gar, paprika and caraway
seed. Cover, bring to a boil.
reduce heat and simmer IA
hours. Add soup mix and to-
mato PURGE. Simmer until
meat is tender. about / hour
longer. Makes six to eight
servings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
Chicken Skillet
Supper

l1a cups sifted enriched
flour
tablespoon sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
" teaspoon salt
Pinch of rosemary leaves,
crumbled
egg, beaten
y cup milk
2 tablespoons melted
shortening or oil
2 cups cooked cut-up
chicken q ounces)
Ia cups peas and carrots
Il pound can, drained,
or l0-ounce package,
frozen
Ia cups condensed cream
Of chicken soup 10l2-
ounce cam
IA cups condensed cream
of celery soup (1012-
ounce cam
u cup half and half (half
milk, half cream
"a cup chopped onion
/ small Glove garlic,
minced
"a teaspoon salt
"a teaspoon pepper
Prepare the creame d
chicken and keep hot over
low heat, stirring occasion
ally while preparing the muf-
fins. To prepare the chicken,
combine chicken, vegetables,
soups. half and half. onion,
garlic. salt and pepper In
a heavy 10-inch skillet. Heat
to boiling, reduce heat and
stir occasionally to blend in
gradients and to prevent
sticking.
Sift together flour, sugar,
baking powder and salt. Stir
in rosemary. Blend egg, milk
and shortening or oil. Add
liquid to flour mixture, STIR
ring only until flour Is
moistened. Drop by rounded
tablespoonfuls onto hot
creamed chicken. Bake in a
hot oven (425 degrees) rs
to 80 minutes or until cake
tester inserted through muf-
fins comes out clean. Makes
four to six servings.
Note: II self-rising flour is
used, omit baking powder
and salt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
lumb Rugout

90 ounce) package
frozen whole baby
carrots
"a bag (1-pound frozen
small whole potatoes
2 pounds lamb shoulder,
cut into cubes
3 tablespoons flour
tablespoon salt
" teaspoon pepper
2 tablespoons shortening
3 tablespoons frozen chopped
or sliced onions
/ stalk celery, sliced
bay leaf
/ Glove garlic, finely
mashed
teaspoon Worcestershire
/ Il pound can tomatoes
Is ounce package
frozen mushrooms,
optional
Remove frozen vegetables
from freezer. Mix flour, salt
and pepper and put in pa
per bag with lamb cubes.
Shake bag to coat meat with
flour mixture. Place meat
with shortening in Dutch
oven or large heavy skillet,
and brown on all sides. AS
browning is completed, add
onions and celery and cook
slightly with meat. Then add
bay leaf. garlic, Worcester
shire and tomatoes. Cook at
slow simmer, covered. for one
hour or until meat is al
most tender. Add carrots and
potatoes and cook 30 min
utes longer. If necessary, add
n cup water for last half
hour Of cooking. Serves six.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-21
HEARTY MAIN DISHES
Prepared Foods
Cut Kitchen Time
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The Star

Whether you're busy homemaker, career
girl, or bachelor who does his own cooking, every
one needs file of quick n easy main dishes that
can be put together in jig time.
In the recipes that follow each one uses at least
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04

SECRETARY ..... $500 $3.50
For east side church office.
S.H. helpful. stencil work.
public contact. Prefer mature.
well-groomed. Coll Miss Dunn
OF Miss Webber.
ACCTG. CLERK ...... s4oo
Cost occtg. and or general
ucctg. exp. at least S yrs.
exp. Light typine. Euclid, O..
Prefer late 20's or sos.
OFFICE CLERKS ...... $3.50
Young high school eruduutes
interested in learning the in
suronce business. Clerical
work, phone work. must type
40 wpm. Eost Cleveland. Call
Miss Dunn or Miss Webber.
PIX OPERATOR ....... SITS
Small local company needs
expd. operator. TYping and
figure work. age % to 40.
Eust Clevelond.
OFFICE MGR. . s4Oo-S45o
To supervise stem pool. PIX.
general office. six girls. must
be q good dictdphone tYpist.
Letters. secretoriol. Age 80 to
As. Eost Cleveland.
EXECUTIVE SEC'Y. ..... S4oo
Local college. compose cor
respondence. Mature. we'll
groomed young woman. self
starter. Eost Side.
Coll Miss Dunn OF Miss Webber
MAILING SUPERVISOR . $3.50
Direct moiling production.
hcnd inserting. TO supervise
machine operators. No age
limit.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
help WANTED-FEMALE

CALL BERTHA sANcsToN
EXECUTIVE SECY. .. S40O
Asst. Director. Al Co. West
Side Rapid Stop. Excellent po.
sition. Fee Paid.
BILLING CLERK ..... SITS
Invoices. correspondence.
Type.
BURROUGHS SYSTEMATIC
,...,............... 1858
Variety. type. Journal entries.
East Side.
GENERAL OFFICE $3.50
Light type. Diversified. Moture.
Heights.
DICTAPHONE OPR. - S335
Sales dept. Correspondence.
diversified. A + East Side Co.
KEY PUNCH ............ $500
lBM. Light exp. or troinee with
complete course. Fee Nego,
tioble.
EXPORT SECRETARY 49,. s375
Either technical bockg. OF
Spanish. S.H. necessary. "a
Fee Puid.
sTENo ................. $3.50
Asst. supervisor advertising
dept Excellent West Side Co.
on Rapid stop. Fee Paid.
SECRETARY ....... sa75
Eng. dept. New dept Eost Side
Co. IL Fee Paid.
BILLER-TYPIST ........ SITS
Will train good typist. Euclid
Ave.
SECRETARY .......,.... $3.50
Small dept. Some S.H.. good
typist. Eost side. "a Fee Paid.
JR. TYPISrS (2) ...... $3.50
Recent HIS. graduate. Type
40 wpm. Town.
JR. STENO .......... S270
Light S.H. Voriety. Non indus
trial. Town.
Partial listing Of Many Excellent
Positions! All Locations! Top
Salaries! Mony Fee Paid! Inter
views at Your Convenience! =
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
HELP WANTED


MACHINE SHOP DIRECTOR. De-
gree. Prototype Machinery
ARCHITECTURAL CRAFTSMAN.
Min. 3 yrs. exp. ss.2o0-ss. 900
INSIDE SALES. Physics deg. or
neor. draft ex. .... 5000
SALES SERVICE REP. ME-. to
age 80. Automotive. relocate.
.................S $1,000
INDUSTRIAL SALES TRAINEES,
E.E.-M.E. Chemistry or Moktg..
deg. ....... .S6.000-S7 200
FOREMAN. TECH. LAB. Die
room. good supervisory exp.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIP. ME-
CHANIC exp. ...... $4,000
STAFF ACCOUNTANT. Dec. to
ode AZ ....... S7.200-S8. 400
PURCHASING TRAINEE. Deg.
good clerical ability $500
Plus Mony Other Excel
FREE PARK
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
The number everyone coils

COUPLE for guard and mainte-
nance work in Mentor Lagoons
Marina. wear round salary
plus living quarters Apply 2l700
Lake Shore, 9-noon, Friday.
RE. l-900l.
MAN and wife for janitor duties;
must be able 10 speak Slovenian.
Call Mr.. Anton Sadar VIII. 3-l959
CUSTODIAN. part time. couple
white, handy; % suites; suite,
utilities, salary. Write Box 10 c G
The Leader. 31909 Vine St, Willo-
wick. Ohio
NIGHT grill man; also waitress
nights. Apply in person, Anthony 6
Restaurant, 1852 East l40th.
FULL or part time, registered
occupational thera~iot o0"'y
Rose-Mary Home, 1880 Euclid.
". 1928
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
HELP WANTED

SECRETARY. Good skills. Ar.
tistic flare helpful 49,. .S4.8 800
MECHANICAL LAB. TECHNI-
CLAN. High school grad. Mech.
aptitude ....... $4,000
FEMALE
SECRETARY. Industrial relotions
dept. Gal Friday" town S425
SECRETARY. Spanish helpful.
like detail .......... .S400
PERSO MEL INTERVIEWER.
Deg. OF exp. young $3.50
GENERAL ACCT. CLERK. Some
exp. -. ..,-..,.. oooo
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE CLERK
HIS. Bookkeeping S300-S325
IJR. STENO. Attractive. good
shlls ............... S340
ITYPIST. Use dictuphone, file.
sales depts. ......... $685.
POSTING CLERK. file. post $3.50
IRECEPTIONIST. Light tYpine.
drive ............. S26O-S20O
ent Eost Side Openings
NC IN REAR
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-04-04
JOB CENTER
EAST CLEVELAND EMPLOYMENT
l330s Euclid Ave. UL. $4,000
FEMALE
Coll MISS WEBER or MISS DUNN

R or MISS DUNN
MULTILITH OPERATOR a.. $3.50
One-girl print shop. Expd. on
the 1850 machine. grophic
orts flair. Age % to 40. East
Cleveland.
Coll Miss Dunn OF Miss Webbel
DICTAPHONE-TYPIST S3Co-So25
Several openings. neur down
town. University Circle oreo
and Eost Cleveland. Must type
so wpm. Will troin q good
tYpist or dictophone. Age to
AS.
TYPIST CLERK ........ $500
For country club. free lunches.
many benefits. good tYping.
ability for figure work. To
as years.
KEY PUNCH OPR. s30o.s35O
For east side CO. Expd. gol.
alphabetical and numerical
key punch with occtg. exp.
INDUSTRIAL NURSE .... S404
East side company. industrial
experience helpful but not
essential. R.N. East Cleveland.
MGR BOOKKEEPER ..... $3.50
For progressive company neor
town. 80 hour work week, S
pm. to IL midnight. MGR
3loo exp. essentiol. rs TO 40.
Ledger bookkeeping.
ENGINEERING SEC'Y. S4OO
Prefer engrg. background. East
side compunY. One-gol opera
ton
SECRETARY ... S4OO
Sales Mgr. Of progressive
company. disqualification insur-
once. profit sharing plan. one
weeks vacation paid ofteI 6
months.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21
Je,Oish Fun Festival

The Jewish Community Cen
ter Washington is sponsoring a
Thanksgiving Holiday Program
Nov: % from 10 a.m.-3 pm. for
boys and girls, kindergarten
through sixth grade.
The program which will take
place at the Jewish Community
Center Youth Building, 84O5 Fen
ton ST, Silver Spring, will fea-
ture an ice skating session at the
Silver Spring Ice Skating Rink,
make it and take it sessions, /"
game room and an Oneg Sha-
bot with films. The fee for the
day is $1.75 for members and
$3.50 for guests which includes
skating fee and skate rental and
luncheon beverage. Youngsters
should bring their own lunch.
This is the first in series of
exciting holiday programs plan
ned for the Children's Division
of the Jewish Community Cen
ter. There will be a six-day win.
ter day camp from Dec. 1881
which will feature trip to An
napolis, a mystery bus ride" a
puppet show and a New Years
party Dec. 81.
Information about these pro.
jects may be obtained from Mrs.
Roma Fisher at 588-6020.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21
Rules for Coinword Contest

after the puzzle published along with full explanations
why puzzle constructors chose the words they
did
The Sentinel will award prize of $25 to the winner Of
each weekly COINWORD. In there is more than
winner in any week the prize money will be equally
divided among them. If no correct answer is received,
the $25 prize will be carried and added to the next
weeks puzzle
J. Because cannot under General Feature Syndicate
rules publish the to each puzzle until two
weeks after the weekly puzzle is published the cash
amount offered above only be awarded If there
winner of last weeks puzzle If, in the meantime,
last weeks winner winners collected the total accumu
lated amount the winner Of this weeks puzzle will be
awarded $25.
l. Only prize will be awarded to family unit.
Complete will be furnished by General Fea'
lures Corp Copyright 1850 to Maryland National Bank,
Rockville Nd and turned by the bank to the
paper each week AFTER the contest closes. (DO NOT
SEND ENTRIES TO THE BANK
subscribers The Sentinel Qess than 80 days. will
be given a 10 per cent bonus If they win
Old subscribers to The Sentinel $50 days Over) will be
given Is per cent bonus If they win.
l. Good luck. Now sharpen your pencil and let's gO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21
Religious TeLecOurse

The Educational Communica.
ton Association announces its
fall telecourse tour of the Wash.
ington Cathedral for DR.. Edward
Bauman's Bible Seminar Nov.
% from "a pm.
Rev. Francis B. Sayre, dean OF
the National Cathedral, will
speak to the group on the sub
ject, "Are Cathedrals Relevant
in the Modern World?" He will
be introduced by DR.. Bauman
OF American University and
Wesley Theological Seminary
instructor of the seminar, which
is broadcast on Channel 7 Sat,
urdays at $3.50 am.
Following Dean Sayre's adj
dress, there will be planned
tour of the art works in the
cathedral relating to the course.
Following the tour, DR.. and Mrs
Bauman will receive the group
at a reception at the National
Cathedral School. They will be
assisted by Mrs. Donald L. Sher
man, chairman of the telecourse
tour.
Reservations may be made al
the E.C.A. office, 1919 F. ST.,
NV.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21

Solve the puzzle would other crossword puz-
ze Only answers that exactly match the prepared sou-
ton will be considered correct This contest is based
skill The decision of the judges will be final
all contestants taking part to accept that decision
condition Of entry. All entries become the property
Of The Sentinel No entries be returned
contestant may submit many entries he wishes
the official entry blank printed in this paper but
than exactsized handdrawn facsimile. No
chanicaly produced (printed mmeOgraphed etc. copies
of the puzzle will be accepted. Only Montgomery COn
ty residents eligible to compete No employee of the
Montgomery County Sentinel any member Of his
immediate family may compete.
To submit entry the contestant should paste glue
the completed puzzle faceup to fourcent post card
and mail to The Montgomery County Sentinel Box 272
Rockville. Md, in time to reach the COINWORDS
EDITOR before pm. the Tuesday following date Of
publication. All entries received after that time whether
mailed delivered by hand will be ruled ineligible. Be
that your entry is IegibIe This newspaper is not
responsible for entries delayed or lost in the mail
The answers will be published in this two weeks
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21
Religious affairs
Area Churches Ready
Thanksgiving Services

Two community Thanksgiving
services will be sponsored by
the Rockville Ministerial Asso-
citation Nov. 27-28. The first serv-
ice will be held at 8 pm. at ST.
Marks Methodist Church, 2181
Baltimore Rd., Rockville with
the sermon delivered by DR.. j.
Wiley Prugh, minister of St.
Andrews Presbyterian Church.
The second service will be pre-
sented 1890 am. at Rockville
Methodist Church, 112 West
Montgomery Ave-, Rockville
with the sermon delivered by
Rev. William M. HUE, minister
of the Rockville Christian
Church.
The offering at both services
will be contributed to the Coun-
Gil of Churches of Greater Wash
ington and the Maryland-Dela
ware Council OF Churches.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21
Methodist Museum

A treasure hunt being carried
on in cellars, attics and closets
in homes of Methodists is
beginning to turn up valuable
records and other treasures of
spiritual heritage of 200 years
in Maryland, according to Rev.
Edwin Schell of the Methodist
Historical Society of Maryland
Since June, he said, lost rec
ords turned up have included
the last record book of the old
Stone Church at Leesburg, the
minute book of the Methodist
Conferences in America 1775-
80 and 81 parcels of materials
received at Lovely Lane Muse
UNI in Baltimore.
The Museum urges all Meth
odists to check their homes for
articles which may be turned
over to the museum. The muse
UNI is open weekdays ga pm.
and Sunday a tour follows
church services.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-11-21
Methodist Basaar

st. Pauls Methodist Church,
Damascus, sponsors its annual
Smorgasbord and Christmas Ba.
zaar Nov. % at Damascus Ele.
mentary School from 3-8 pm.
Under the Craftsmanship of
Mrs. Henry Auth, the Smorgas-
board dates back to the begin.
ming of st. Paurs where dinners
are additionally successful.
Since most families have a treas.
ured recipe to contribute, a meal
considered a chefs delight has
been planned for this year.