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PLAZA DIRECTORS —Shown here are a group of the newly
elected board of directors of the Wheaton Plaza Merchants’
Association. Left to right, they are Herbert M. Byrnes,
Frank C. Barron, Cary P. Spencer, Jack Hillman, Mrs. Andra
Borror, Leonard Hartinko and William B. Alpert. Not pres
ent for the picture were T. N. Lerner, William Glennie, Carl
D. Roper, Arthur T. Lyon, Tom Beaver. Lawson J. Cantrell,
jr., George W. Stark and Leonard H. Pollack.
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NEW SALES MANAGER—Edward S. Shapiro of 9602 Hill
ridge dr., Kensington, has been appointed sales manager of
Radio and Victrolas—RCA Victor Division of Southern
Wholesalers, Inc., of Washington. He has been with South
ern Wholesalers for 10 years.
from The
j\~W' Pastors Studv
PEACE WITHOUT THE PRIXCE OF PEACE
“And there were in the same country shepherds abiding
in the field, keeping watch over their flock by night. And,
10, the angel of the Lord came upon them, and the glory
of the Lord shone round about them: and they were sore
afraid. And the angel said unto them, fear not: for. behold,
I bring you good tiding of great joy. which shall be to all
people . . . and suddenly there was with the angel a multi
tude of the heavenly host praising God. and saying, ‘Glory
to God in the highest, and on earth Peace, good will toward
men.' ”
East, west, and neutralist countries all have the same
cry, “Peace, we want Peace.” Peace Corps, government
aides, threats, nuclear testings, armed forces build-up and
speed-up, top level strategy conferences and a host of other
measures are being taken with the hopes of promoting
Peace but all- seemingly to no avail. How long Ameri
cans, will it take us to awake out of our sleep?
Christ came not only as the promoter of Peace, He
is Peace. Therefore, let us seek first of all to establish
a personal Peace relationship with Christ. Only as we
experience this are we able to promote Peace, Christ’s
way— not with arms and warfare.
For help in acquiring this Peace write or call the
Pastor’s Study.
For spiritual counsel, write or call The Pastor’s Study.
Pastor’s Study
c/o The Mennonite Church
Gaithersburg, Md.
\VA. 6-0481
Churches
LUTHERAN CHURCH
of tho
L I CROSS
624 Great Falls Rd.
Rockville
*45 A.SI. 55 orthtp Service
9:45 Sundev School
11:00 4.M. Hituhip <nur4er>
REV RALPH C. KRUGER. Pastor
MISSOURI SYNOD
S Crusader Lutheran Church
Vain Mill Road and Rraadwoad Dr.
Rockvilla Maryland
REV PAUL R. MILHEIM. Pastor
Sunday School and Church
8:30, 9:45, and 11 a.m.
. VIS TORS WELCOME
ROCKVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
REV JAMES CURTIS FAHL
Minister
8:30 and 11 A.M.*
Morning Worship
9:45 A.M. Church School
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Suburban Trust
Pavs Dividend
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Payment of the regularly
quarterly dividend of Suburban
Trust Company will be made
Friday, September 29, to stock
holders of record as of Mon
day, September 18, at 2 p.m.
The rate will be 50 cents per
share (on the basis of $2 a
year in the total amount of
$185,000.
The payment was recom
mended to the bank’s board of
directors by Chairman T. How
ard Duckett and President J.
Robert Sherwood. The board
adopted a resolution authoriz
ing the payment.
Dua is Organizes
Mortgage Firm
The Floyd E. Davis Mortgage
Corporation has been organized
to supplement sales, property
management, insurance and
other services offered by the
Floyd E. Davis Company, 1629
K -st., n.w., one of the area's
largest realty firms.
Announcement of the new cor
poration was made Saturday
(Sept. 9) by Floyd E. Davis, jr.,
president of the parent com
pany, which has extensive busi
ness operations in Montgomery
County.
Other officers of the new
mortgage corporation are Louis
C. Palladini, executive vice pres
ident and treasurer; and J. Don
ald Peed, vice president and
secretary. Mrs. Marjorie G.
Davis, wife of Floyd E. Davis,
jr., and the three officers will
serve as directors. All are resi- i
dents of Montgomery County. I
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JOINS FlßM— Frederick G. Stahl of 14004 Parkland dr. in
Rockville has been added to the staff of the-Operational
Model Evaluation Group, Air Force office (OMEGA) of
Technical Operations, Inc., in Washington. He has been
assigned to the simulations branch of the company.
WTA Announces 3 Appointments
Three appointments in the
marketing department of Wash
ington Technological Associates,
Inc., of Rockville, have been an
nounced by Harold M. Briggs,
president of the engineering re
search, development and manu
facturing firm.
Paul S. Devine is senior sales
engineer, with offices in the
Mills Building, Pennsylvania
ave. at 17th st. in Washington.
William H. Simmet is man
ager of contracts.
Richard C. Johnson, former
manager of new programs for
WTA, has been appointed man
ager of marketing research.
Suburban Trust Bank
Officers Attend School
William B. Yates, administra-i
| tive assistant of Suburban Trust
Company and chairman of the
I banking school committee of I
! the Maryland Bankers’ Associa- ,
; tion, recently attended a Bank '
' Management School at the Uni
! versity of Virginia in Charlottes
j ville. ]
The school, sponsored by the | j
Virginia Bankers’ Association,)]
was also attended by W. Wilson j j
Rich, assistant vice president of 11
Suburban, and Ruffner L. Hill, \ >
Suburban assistant treasurer.
Ted M. Huffman, Suburban j
assistant vice president, is a re- :
cent graduate of the School of i
Consumer Banking at the Uni- i
Ford Company
Promotes Boyer j
The appointment Of William 1 i
P. Boyer, jr., as executive styl- ■
ist in the Thunderbird-Falcon j:
Studio has been announced by j
Gene Bordinat, Ford Motor j
Company vice president and di- •
rector of styling.
Boyer, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William P. Boyer of 5240 Balti- j
more ave., Bethesda, attended ■
high school in Bethesda and at- ; :
tended the University of Mary- :
land. He was graduated from
Pratt Institute in June, 1950.
Boyer is married and has j!
three children. The family lives j
at 24850 East River rd., Grasse ;
lie, Mich. 'I
versitv of Virginia, while \
Graham P. Kesler, deputy comp- ,
trailer, was graduated from a ]
three-year course at the NABAC i
School for Bank Auditors and i
Comptrollers at the University |i
of Wisconsin. i
f The Catholic University
of America
National University for Men and Women
Charter Member of the Association of
American Universities
Accredited by the Middle States Association
FALL SESSION
PROGRAMS OF STUDY
ACCOUNTING • AIR SCIENCE (Air Pore. ROTC)
ANTHROPOLOGY • ARCHITECTURE O ART
ASTRONAUTICS • BIOLOGY—ANIMAL, PLANT
ss CANON LAW O CATHOLIC SOCIAL THOUGHT O CELTIC
CHEMISTRY • DRAMA e ECONOMICS • EDUCATION
= ENGINEERING—CHEMICAL, CIVIL, ELECTRICAL
S MECHANICAL-AERONAUTICAL O ENGLISH O GEOGRAPHY
GREEK e HISTORY e INTERNATIONAL LAW AND
RELATIONS • LATIN • LAW • LIBRARY SCIENCE
MATHEMATICS e MISSION STUDIES • MODERN
LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES—FRENCH, GERMAN
ITALIAN, PORTUGUESE, RUSSIAN, SPANISH • MUSIC
NUCLEAR ENERGY e TECHNOLOGY e NURSING
PRE-DENTAL • PRE LAW • PRE-MEDICAL • PHILOLOGY
PHILOSOPHY e PHYSICS G POLITICS G PSYCHIATRY
PSYCHOLOGY • RELIGIOUS EDUCATION • SACRED
S SCRIPTURE G SACRED THEOLOGY • SEMITIC AND
= EGYPTIAN LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES • SOCIAL WORK
= SOCIOLOGY G SPEECH CORRECTION G TRANSPORTATION
SS AND HIGHWAY ENGINEERING
E I -ate Afternoon ti Evening Classes for Graduate Students
REGISTRATION:
Undergraduate— Campus—September 25 • 26
EE Graduate —Campus—September 27-30
5 School of Law— l 323 18th Street, NAV.—Sept. It and It
For Further Information Apply
THE REGISTRAR Dept. M.S.
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SENTINEL
Saturday, Sapt. 14, 1941
Four bank officers will be in
structors during the fall semes
ter at the Washington Chapter
of the American Institute of
Banking. They are Lloyd S.
Carey, treasurer, and F. Ken
neth White, William R. Read
ing and David W. Ward, assist
ant treasurers.
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