Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1948-01-15
THE NEWS
FROM
Here And There


with more than 10000 entries from
all sections of this country and
Canada at the Tooth annual Boston
Poultry Show to be held at the
Mechanics Building in the Bay
State capital January 20-24. En-
tries will compete for more than
$4,000 in prize money set up for
this anniversary show which will
commemorate the centennial of
the American poultry industry.
DR.. Harold H. Mitchell, Director
of School Health, Montgomery
County Board of Education, has
been appointed Liaison Officer of
the American Academy of Pedi-
atrics, to the National Conference
for Cooperation in Health Educa-
ton.
The Maryland Wallace for Pres
ident Committee, meeting at the
Pythian Building, Baltimore, on
Sunday, January 4, announced its
formal establishment and issued
call to the founding convention for
: the purpose of creating a new po-
litical party in Maryland. The
convention will be held in mid
February. In attendance were per-
sons from Prince Georges, Mont
gomery, and Anne Arundel Coun-
ties, as well as Baltimore City.
After delay of two months, the
Montgomery Junior College has
moved into its. new temporary
building on East-West Highway in
Bethesda. The second semester is
/ scheduled to start on Monday,
February 9, and registration for
the term will take place on Thurs
day and Friday February 5 and 6.
Applications for admission are al
ready being received according to
Dean Hugh G. Price, and limit
of fifty has been set for the en-
rollment of the members of the
new full time freshman class.
Preference for admission will
again be given veterans of the
armed forces.
Beginning with January /, 1913,
the Maryland State Employment
Service, located in the National
Guard Armory, Silver Spring, as
sumes responsibility for the farm
labor program in Montgomery
County, S. Gilbert Brown, man.
ager, has, announced. Mr.. Brown
urges all farmers who are in need
of help to use this free service by
calling Shepherd 1920 and making
their needs known.
Mrs. Priscilla H. Thompson of
Sandy Spring entertained her
APiano Class at a Studio Party dur
ing the holidays, the main feature
being a program of Christmas
music presented by the students
and Mrs. Thompson. A guessing
game called christmas Stocking"
was played, followed by refresh
ments.
DR.. and Mrs. Arma E. Rush,
formerly of Silver Spring, have
moved into their new home in
Chevy Chase. Mrs. Rush is mem
Der Of the House of delegates from
Montgomery County. Chevy Chase
now claims four members in the
House of Delegates - Duncan
Clark, John Reeves and Dewitt
Hyde, in addition to Mrs. Rush.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron H. Miller
who recently moved into the Mil
lard Gartner home on Diamond ave-
nue., Gaithersburg, entertained at
dinner on Sunday Mrs. Miller's pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mullip-
eaux, Stanley and jeanette. TIL e
group later met at the Mullineaux
home on Frederick Avenue and
had photographs taken.
The gold medal to an "outstand-
ing family doctor" which this
county hoped would go to its DR.. J.
w. Bird, of Sandy Spring, was
i awarded last week to DR.. Archer
&c. Sudan of Kremmling, Co. The
award was announced at a meeting
Of the American Medical Associa-
ton.
Albert A. Rosenfeld of Kensing-
ton has been awarded a Kaiser
automobile as a prize in a nat
ional radio contest. He was one of
ITO persons throughout the Nation
to receive prizes from the Mutual
Broadcasting System program
"Newscope."
The Episcopalians have appealed
for funds to enlarge the Virginia
Seminary. The Very Rev. A. c.
Zabriskie, dean Of the Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary.
states: eve have been able 70
accommodate 1l6 men this past