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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

merators She has completed her
first rural enumeration district
and has been given a second one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gibson of
Dover, were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Elton Lynch on Sunday and
they attended the Easter parade
at Ocean City, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Donovan en-
tertained at Sunday dinner Mr.
and Mrs. c. J. Donovan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Fitzgerald and daughter
Berta Mae and Mrs Beatrice Hud-
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Pinder
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimdit-
Gle and son, BILLY. of Wilmington,
were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Unsinn.
Mrs, Riley Argo and daughter
Joyce OF Seaford. spent Saturday
with her sister. Mrs. Richard
Clendaniel and family,
Mr., and Mrs. Cecil Biedeman OF
Yeadon Pa, ana Mr.. and Mrs
and Mrs. Oliver Ramsey of Alden
Pa, spent the Weekend with Mrs
Caddie Biedeman and Mrs. Mae
Wyatt and ON Sunday Master Ceci
Bledeman of Yeadon and Mr. ans
Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Ellendale
Joined them for dinner
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

sudden death of Mr. Sheldon's
br0thersmsmw
Mrs Winnie Durdor entertained
az dinner on Sunday Mr. and Mrs,
James Ward, Mr. and Mrs Harlan
JeAtoE Mr. aud Mrs Erwin Hard
or aud children, all OF Milford, and
Frank Harder
L. H. Holden Of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday with Mrs, Mollio
Marker llo WIS accompanied home
Iby Mira. Holden aud daughter, Eve
lyn, who hud spent the week here.
Mr. ana Mrs Douglas Morgan
aud children we're Sunday dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mra Leon Tuck
or Ia Wilmington Manor
Mr. aud Mira Paul Lynch speat
NnAtor Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs
ELTON Godfrey OF Mlllsboro,
Mr. nnd Mrs Charles Doulroyu
Of Fowoat lllls, N, T., we're re.
cont quests of Mr., and Mrs, Alden
Wilson aud ON Sunday Mr. ant
Mrs Rnro Guffotto Of SoNford
were dinner guests OF Mr., and Mrs
Wilson
MiHH Loulno Cleudunlel Of VII
mngtou, Rpont the week-ond viii
her pUronta, Mr. and Mrs Joha II
Clnndnnlol
Mr., ANA Mra, Raymond of DO
vor, visited her mother, Mrs, lles
tor Cllftm und Mr. aud Mira VII
linn Fitzgerald on sunday
Mra John l0Compto attended
fpatlVnl mud hngnnr Ht the Shrnt
cub on the DUPONT Highway ne0
Wilmington on "Wednesday Bono
M uf the ShrmorA Hospital 10
Crippled children
! Mira Elonuor M Donovan ha
hpun rhoHon on the oonsuA emu
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

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Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
LINCOLN
Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. W. II. ReVello, NE, Minister
10 u, M Morning Worship,

Lincoln Methodist Church
Rev. W. u. ReyellO, AE, Minister
10 n, M Morning Worship,
II q, M Church School
6ib y, M N, Y, F,
73O y M Evening Worship,
Mr. aud Mra Alden WilaOn on
terminod on Tuesday evening Of
last week IN honor Of their son.
Alden, Jr, frat birthday The house
aud table were decorated IN keep
Ing with the Easter HeaH0n The
guests we're Mr. aud Mrs W0Odlo
ingram, daughter Shirley Ann
I Mr. ana Mrs, Eugene Parker mud
daughter Joyce, Mr. and Mrs, For
rest banning ana son, Wayne, of
+ Milford, Mr. ana Mrs, William Don
oynn nnd daughter Jhnnotio, OF
lGlnnduln, Mr. nnd Mrs Gus Wat
son, A0n, L0nniu, Mr. and MrH
Mitchell Jones', son, lnrke, and
Harvey Wilson Alden, jro reoelV.
ed many lovely and useful glftH
An abundance of iOo CrNnm Rnt
onkn WIS served by tho hOHtnHa,
Mr. aud Mrs Harlan AWnll
moved into thnir new homo on the
Lincoln Milford Road on Nntm
duy
The cellar huH boon dug unt
work bugun ON the new home %
Miss liutty nWinr Of Olnnd0rA, n
. i This IA between the properties
Of Mr. ArRone Mot2 nnd Mlhl
blanche pnllyiOhn
Guests of MI aud Mira Onll
Carpenter ON Sunday we're MI Ah'
Mrs. llW00d clark aud family o
Rulhyyiln, Mr. aud MrR llnrr
, clarke Of Wilmington Manor, HWr
mnu clark 0f Wilmington hnd M
/ und Mrs james Martin of Cool
spring
/, Mr. and Mrs W q CnaOn had n
dinner guests on Sunday Whine
! CnHon 0f RearOrd Mr. und Mrs Y
/ i iWHHpll 0f Washington, D. q
aud Mr. aud Mira Marshall llehH0l
/ ,Mr aud Mira Harvey cONerdal
, entertained IA turkey dinner .
Sunday MI and Mra Howard Wi
Hon ot hlpndale and Mr. and Mr.
ltrhnd ruYprdHlp
Mrs Matte i urppnly Mr. an
Mrs Alvin urnunly Hnd SONS Hprl
tho long week. IA washington
y q.
Mr. nnd MrH Nnr Sheldon Hpel
most VI lhHl Wppk ~ Vhndhl
N ] Thuy wpru onllud there by W
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

Little Miss Patsy shannon spent
part of last week with her uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Lynch. while her parents Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Shannon and daughter.
Mary Ann. were in Philadelphia.
Miss Edith Trauseau Of Camden.
n. j.. spent the long weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. William Walls. Miss
Dora ChalhOun and Marshall Cal
hOun.
Mrs. Elmer Coverdale of Ellen
dale, spent Tuesday with her sis
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
FARMINGTON

Miss Ruth Ann Vincent aud Rob
et Messiek with Mr. and Mrs Nor
man Hamstead mot0red 20 Wash
ingt0n Sunday, a. aee the cherry
blossoms
Mfs Marie Billings aud Mrs.
Madaiyn wiley were Wilmington
shoppers Thursday
The Brethren Church people
have been striving for a g0nl leus
Ter sunday they met aud passed
thHi goal with nn attendance of one
hundred aud twenty-five
Mrs Jane Vincent is on the sick
list
ELLIS Myer WIS week and
guest of bis aunt Mrs Loalor Hat
field
The Easter Services Of Tho Moth
odift Church WIS we'll attended
Many turned uut Ia thoir lfaHtol
ilnfry and the ehlldronH hpouUho
nfie enjoyed BY everyone
Mrh John Mitchell WIS diohnrg
"a from the Dover Hospital, Mon
day We Wish hor u speedy hons
recovery
Miss MnHllyn Parsons Of npu
Wilmington visited hor mlhu
during the Easter holidays
Mr George Collins iH nnothu
one 81 lhe men who have turned Il
neM interest along with Hpln
planting lle has purchased u cul
and VIII continue a. add to u
Mfs Mildred Gray nnd few
friends nero Wilmington shopper
"Wednesday
Ml aud MIS- Edward y Collm
spent Sunday ~ Mudolu Springs.
Mls lHunos johnson and Mis-
Aeliir Halfway Woru married u
ihe home 81 his uncle. hnym0u
'afa0nH Sunday afternoon, hy ll
ltet Wright of Harrington The
plan % reside here la town
The Hope property has sbue
reuird by MIS- pnssWuurs nn
grandchildren at Greenwood
30 aud Mis fred lihhuu uU
family spent sunday az Wlllu
ifufp
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14

ter. MRS. Richard Johnson.
The pre-sch0Ol examination q
all pupils who plan TO enter arst
grade in September is scheduled
for April %. az 10 a. M. al LIN
coin School. No. 8. Al the same
time. diphtheria and smallpox 4n-
munizati0ns win be available
Mrs. Ruth Rust 0f Brandywine
Sanatorium. spent the weekend
with her parents, mr. and Mrs.
Quentin Tyrrell and family Of Linz
cOln
Milford chronicle., 1950-04-14
English Bulldoe

The English bulldog. noted for
iis gentle disposition WAS first
bred in England 20 fight or bait"
bulls The bulldog blt inlo The bulls
nose and usually held on until the
buli was eAhhusled
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
New Officers To Be
Installed At Meeting
Of RMHS P-TA Tuesday

Officers for the coming year will
be installed at the monthly meet
ing of the Richard Montgomery
High School P-TA to be held on
Tuesday, May 16. Mrs. Dorothy
Vane is the new president, re-
placing Mrs. Herbert Yocom who
served for two year term. Other
officers are: Frank 'Beisser, first
vice president; Miss Pauline Abey-
ounis, treasurer and Mrs. Doris
Kraft, secretary. Officers will be
installed by Mrs. Herman Wilson,
president of the Board 81 Educa-
ton. Mothers of sixth graders are
especially invited to this meeting.
Big plans are in the making for
the Fair to be sponsored by the
P-TA on the High School grounds,
May 20 from to 9 p. m. Pony
rides, peep show, Hunt Your
Prizes-In-A-Haystack, puppet
show, record dance, and raffles
are some of the features of the
event. Refreshments will be on
sale. Baby sitters will be pro-
vided to care for young children.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11

the way. BIZ Jeffries led the Silver
Spring hit parade with a double,
TWO singles and two walks in six
trips to the plate.
Colesville had little trouble dis
posing Of Damascus in a free
swinging game on the formers
diamond. Brother Love for the
first six innings and Johnny Norris
the last three had lot of runs TO
work on after Colesville scored IL
times in the first four innings. jim
Anderson hit a 480 fit. triple and
two singles to lead the winners at
bat while Bones Taylor also Clipped
in with triple. Manager Guy Wat
kins pitched the last five and two
thirds innings for the losers and
gave up but one hit in pitching
shut-out ball over that period.
Colesville and Silver Spring will
meet head on Sunday on the Silver
Spring field in a long standing
rivalry. Frederick will be at Be-
thesda while Damascus will be
striving for it's first win against
leading Rockville at Welsh Field.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Upper County League Gets
Under Way; Twice Ruined Out

The upper Montgomery County
League finally got its schedule
under way last Sunday after be-
ing rained out the hrht two Sun
days. The Rockville Red Sox de-
feated last years champs, Upper
Montgomery County Fire Depart
ment, 8 to 5, while Gaithersburg
swamped Redland's young ball club
81 to 0 and Burtonsville downed
Germantown "a to 10.
Jackie Freeburger hurled a beau
tiful game for the Red Sox, allow
ing only 6 hits besides getting 2
hits. Larry Eaton socked a ire
mendous 3 run homer and Maynard
Haithcock and Ray Wachter played
beautiful defensive game in add.
ton to getting two hits each.
"Ol' Man Nose" Dunn started off
the scoring for the Firemen with
a three run homer over the left
field fence but the Red Sox came
back to score four in the fourth and
were never headed from there on.
Gaithersburg completely outclas-
sed Redland by pounding out lS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Mothers Day, 1850

Like many other observances in country,
Mothers Day is commerciazed Miss Anna M. Jarvis,
the founder of present Mothers Day. did not intend
to add money the cash registers of the merchants of
the United States when she arranged memorial service
for her mother in Andrews Methodist Church,
Grafton, w. Va, in 1907. + ID
Since 1914 when President Wilson signed Con-
gressOna Resolution setting aside the second Sunday
in May Mothers Day and authorizing Federal display
of the flag the custom of annually expressing affection
for Mother with thoughtful gifts and cards has grown
How much better to express love and devotion with
small gift, just acard on Mothers Day. and then
remember her with Your letters, visits and help the
entire year Too often we overwhelm her with atten-
tons the second Sunday in May that do not give
her the rest of the year.
Let us make Mothers Day, 1850, day of resolu
tons Let resolve to observe the day 365 days in the
year Instead of sending card and them let's write
long letter at least twice month. Instead of that
fishing trip take your vacation visiting her this year.
Can you be she will be here to send gifts and cards
to next year, She expects reward for the love and
given you but how nice to feel she left this world
knowing you appreciate and understand her sacrifices
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Junior College
On Accredited
Schools List

The Montgomery Junior College,
Bethesda, was informed today by
the Middle States Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools
that it has been placed on the list
of accredited colleges. The an
nouncement was made by DR..
Frank II. Bowles, Chairman of the
Commission on Institutions of
Higher Education, from it's office
at Columbia University, to Dean
Hugh G. Price of Montgomery,
The accreditation is effective as of
April 2S, 1850.
Montgomery Junior College was
opened in the Fall of 1916 as a
part of the Montgomery County
Board of Education public school
system and is now located on the
campus of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase high school on East-West
Highway.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
5SPORTS>p~
Rockville All Stars On Top
In County Baseball League

Rockville's All-Stars are perched
on the top rung of the Montgomery
County Baseball League standings
this week as the only unbeaten
team in the league.
The Rockville boys defeated
Frederick 5-3 on Sunday as Silver
Spring walloped Bethesda 1912 and
Colesville outslugged Damascus
1913.
In the game at Frederick Johnny
Coakley went all the way on the
mound for Rockville, striking out
seven and letting the hosts down
with nine hits. Jack Castro and
Joe Ciomie, with a double and tri-
pie, respectively, were the big guns
in Rockville's big three run second
inning. Ciomie's blow came with
two men on.
Silver Spring handed Bethesda
its first defeat of the young season
as they broke loose with nine runs
in the last four innings. George
Jarboe relieved Bob Norton in the
third for Silver Spring and pitched
three hit shut-out ball the rest of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11

Rioting kills twelve in South
African holiday outbreak.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Gaithersburg Boy
Wins Scholarship;
Enjoys Ohio Trip

Peter Beall of Gaithersburg High
School, won for himself and the
school, another signal honor when
he was awarded the George F.
Baker Scholarship last week The
scholarship, one of the most COW
eted in the country, is a recog-
milton of salient character COM
bined with superior scholastic at
tainment. Peter was one of eight
young men from high schools
throughout the country who were
called to Oberlin College in Ohio
on April 21 for a tour of the cam
pus, chats with top officials of the
college and for "plenty of food"
After oral and written tests Peter
was selected for the award by the
committee.
Upon his return, Pete said he
had good time and, with his
usual modesty added, "as good a
time as one could have considering
the keenness of the competition
and the difficulty of the tests"
The Baker Scholarship Commit,
tee, in making the award, informed
DR.. George l.. Osterwise, principal
at Gaithersburg High, that the
recognized in Peter youth of out
standing ability and promise. They,
therefore, agreed to provide $500
for each of his four years in col
lege.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Robes For The GIee Club

In presenting Richard Montgomery High Schools
Glee Club to communities other than Rockville, well
in Rockville ITSELF it is eenly felt that robed chorus
would give the town highly desirable publicity 1t is
difficult for the group to present uniform appearance
without robes and to ask students to dress in specific
manner often presents difficulties for some of them.
The growth and musical possibilities of the Glee
Club have been recognized by citizens of Rockville Over
period of five years. the Senior Glee Club has grown
steadily in size and musical excellence At present. it
has seventy enthusiastic members who enjoy singing
together under their inspiring conductor, Mrs. Mary
deVermond, music teacher at the school.
meeting of of Rockvie's progressive citizens
representing various clubs and civic groups held
May at the high school, At this time Joseph J.
Taralo principal and Mrs. deVermond presented plan
for the community to raise fund for the purchase of
robes for this Gee Club One of these projects is the
Spring Serenade" which will be held June 8. 1t is
hoped that all nearby residents will support this
deavor.
3 community that supports its children in group
activities which foster growth in cooperative citizenship
and cultural apprection, is entirely in the American
tradition
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Tax List To Be Published

May the delinquent list of Montgomery County
will be published in this Any that not paid
by IL AM Monday May 49, will be listed with the owners
description of and interest
this advertisement according John r. Diamond chief Revenue
and Disbursement Division.
this list submitted the paper May
this date and May 15 it will be of
insurance six from October l. l949
plus penalty for Withdrawing advertisement paper
Mr. Diamond warned
IL O'Clock AM. May Is, a fiat price of will
and interest Advertising of making
actioneers fee Any property advertised in the first
included in the three Mr. Diamond explained
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Health Council
Annual Meet At
Normandy Farm

Speaking on future trends in
public health and preventive medi-
cine, DR.. Ernest L. Stebbins, di-
rector of the School of Hygiene
and Public Health of Johns Hop
kins University, addressed a group
of about 400 at the annual Public
Health Lay Council meeting on
Monday.
The luncheon meeting was held
at Normandy Farm with the Coun-
ell president, Mrs. Harold Mitchell
presiding.
DR.. V. L. Ellicott, County Health
Officer released the Health Depart
ment's annual report. 1t tells of a
gradual "along the line" increase
in services, following the addition
of six nursing positions author
lied by the County Council on July
/, 1949. Six more nurses will be
included in the 50-51 budget, he
said.
Marking the 18th anniversary of
the Council, a former president,
Mrs. S. MerhIe Haines, editor of
the Sentinel, traced its initial pur-
pose, its growth, accomplishments
and future plans of the IL volun-
teer committees which are its COM
ponent parts.
DR.. Stebbins pointed out that
life expectancy a hundred years
ago was only 40 years; in 1900 it
was AT; in 1910, 63,; and in 1850
ii s68years ETAOINvb ETAO
it is 68 years. These changes are
due in great measure to the eternal
vigilance now waged against COM
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
LEWISDALE
Mrs. Roy Arnold
Monrovid, Nd.

The merry, merry month of May
is with US again - and so is day.
light saving time. So make use of
it and observe the beauties of the
fields and wood. The green fields,
bedecked with dandelions, and the
wood with dogwood and wild azea-
la are gorgeous. Take drive
through the countryside!
Mrs. Roy Arnold and Mrs. Vim
ME attended the Rural Womans
Short Course meeting and tea at
the home of Mrs. William Griffith
at Beallsville on May l.
The w. S. C. S. of Bethesda
Church, Browningsville, met with
Mrs. Deets Day on May 3.
Sandra Barron was an overnight
guest of Mary Jane Arnold We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mullinix and
son moved to Baltimore recently.
The house they vacated is now
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. William
Huff from Damascus.
Mrs. Webb Beall who fell and
badly injured herself is doing nice
ly at her home here.
Miss Dorothy Beall and Miss
Betty Jean Mullinix were among
those who made the trip to Gettys-
burg Friday with their History
Class. Both are Juniors at Damas-
Gus High School,
Jimmy Arnold accompanied the
members of his class on weekend
"trip to New York this past week.
end.
Frank Barron is able to be back
at work after his experience with
a hitch-hiker. He cautions others
to beware of them.
Nancy Lee Watkins sang in the
High School Chorus at RMHS,
Rockville, last Friday night.
The Browningsville Homemakers
entertained the Lewisdale All Club
Saturday afternoon at the Mt.
View Church Hall.
Nancy Lee Watkins, Mary Ann
Day and Winfred Day were among
these who attended the American
League Ball game in Washington
last evening.
The Mt. View Church is holding
a homecoming on Sunday, May ID.
1t is rededication of the church,
dedication of the new church hall
and the 18th anniversary of the
church. The dedication service is
at 1880 A. M. and the anniver.
sary service at 2:45.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
WOmen's Federation
To Meet Tuesday, May 16

The Forty-fourth Annual Meet
ing of the Montgomery County.
Federation of Women's Clubs will
be held on Tuesday, May the
sixteenth, at ten o'clock in the
Grace Methodist Church, Fred
erick Avenue, Gaithersburg.
Committee and d epart m n t
chairmen will make their annual
reports.
Miss Edythe Turner, Home
Demonstration Agent for Mont
gomery County, will speak in the
morning. In the afternoon, Mrs.
Harry C. Meem, Jr., chairman of
the American Home Department,
has arranged to have a group of
4-H Club girls from the Gathers
burg area, model clothes of their
own making.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Inquiry Club Aids
Sale Of Tickets For
Spring Serenade"

At the May meeting of the In
quiry Club, held at the home of
Mrs. Melvin Reese, Miss Edna
Hauke did some barking" for the
coming annual Spring Serenade"
to be presented at the school gym
nasium for the benefit of the Rich
ard Montgomery High School Sen
Tor Glee Club to purchase robes,
and sold number of tickets.
Mrs. Hugh Thompson, who rep
resents the Inquiry Club on the
Montgomery County H pi t a
Board, announced that the Hos
pital supper was set for the last
Tuesday in July. The Club voted
to give $500 for the hospital bull
letin.
Mrs. Rowan Erb was named the
new director of the Club, and with
Mrs. Bradford Headley will attend
the meeting Of the County Fed
Grafton to be held on May 18th
at Gaithersburg.
The Inquiry Club, through two
of its members, will participate in
placing flowers on the Altar at the
Fort Howard Hospital Chapel, Bal
timore. The flowers which are
used for the Sunday Service in
the Chapel are distributed in the
wards after the service.
Arrangements were made for
the annual picnic to be held on
June 18th at the home of Mrs.
Hugh Thompson.
The members inspected the beau
tiful new addition to the Reese
home and were loudly vocal in
their appreciation of the lovely
appointments and unique arrange
ments.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11
Banquet Sized Theft

Philadelphia, Pa. 49, Thieves who
raided tie wholesale meat process
ing plant of which Myer Rabino-
witt is operator, took; Four sides
Of beef weighing a total Of 1900
pounds; a 1900 pound cross-cut
of beef; S8l hams and pork butts,
weighing about 1900 pounds; 300
pounds of frozen livers; 1873
pounds of beef tongues; two boxes
containing l43 dressed chickens
and crate Of eggs.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-05-11

hits good for 81 rouns. Clarky
Windsor was the big gun in Gath
ersburg's attack, getting four hits
in seven trips.
Next Sunday, May IA, Gathers
burg will entertain Burtonsville in
its first home game; Germantown
will play the Firemen at Bealls-
vile; and the Red Sox will play at
Redland. Game time is 2:30 P. M.