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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-16
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T Ter, ufann negatip geiagt tperoen, onb
perionlid)e Sorteile oabei feline Goue
lpielten. sm II. Suni meloet iei1
Sagebuf): ,gas mir groBe fSreuoe
uno tiefen 6rieoen sibt, lit ser I'M
Itano, baB aae neltli6en 8riinoe, al
lie Sodungen perionli6en gigennuses
5ugunlten Der Inglifanii6en Stride
uno gegen ben &atboIi5ismus ipres
den miiroen. Seine ein5ige eigenniit,
5lge grDagung treibt mid gum Gin
tritt in Die romii6=fatboliihe Stride,
! Die gel6mdbteite uno Grnite uno un-
ter alien am lpenigiten n6tbore, Ger
5remoen megen, oie in rnierm 2anoe
| it'd 5lt ibr befennen. Gas ntadt mir
aber feline S6Dierigfeiten l,no foitct
mid niht oas geringlte Spfer. aber
Die neue 2age, in Die i6 bineingero-
ten Die nellen Bflibten, oie on MIDI
berantreten iperben, eriheinen mir
fremoartie uno ib empfinoe oeren
gan5e 2aIt iebr bel1tlid].
~0ie poittipen 8riinoe Ser &onpers
lton lparen bel SEN peridieoenen Som.
pertiten lebr oeri6ieben. Gs lieBe iidl
oariiber, bemerft 8runetiere, elm idc,
mes 8ud) i6reiben: 8lpdolosie Der
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oarin iusen, oas uns mebr uls Ro-
name uno Sragobien in sic tieflten
Siefen Der Menidenieele ginblide
bote! 9ei soefer ipar es sic Io8iale
| lllto autoritatipe Seite Ser Stride, o;e
ibnrin bobem MaBe an5og. Ser Gbri-
ltns, gu Dem er iid) befebrte, mar ein
lo5ialer Gbriit1s. Sd bin INNER fir
ben Suno, Ser oen @agen 5iebt,'
pflegte er ia 5u iagen =. ,ssatbcr
Seder,' 10 urteilt 8rllnetiere, ,ll1ft.
bel Hom oas Otittel, oas oen1otrati=
ide 5euer, oas i'm beieelte, nit iei=
mem 6riitliden @lauben gu oerioh-
men. gs lfien ibn, ulle SSorn1en Ses
BroteItanttsml1S ieien su ariltofra=
ttif), neil 81 inoipioualiItiid. lin
nun in aller 8elpiiiensrube So5ialilf
iein 81 fonnen, tpuroe er fatboliIh'"
(@isler, Ser Wooernismus", 9.
65; grlnetiere, rSiscol1rs oe Cont
bat", g. 1850.
gs folsten Monate itiller Sufrie-
oenbeit, aber aub fortgeiebten Giu=
gems nit ser 8erufsfroge. Seir Sa>
gebu6 pom 13. Sftober 1914 aibt
oaritber cine aufi6lubrei6e grfl1-
rung. SD Diome oem Stuoil1m ni4,t
10 piel 3eit, ipie id iollte ODER mod,-
te," lhrteb er II. a. sd befiirbt",
Dob id es in meinen Stuoien ME ,u
etpas bringen perbe. Sd ieke MIDI
nibt NIT oller &raft bafiir ein Sieles
lSprad-l Stuoiltm bat midi in ein
neues @ebiet geiporfen. Sd mag cs
ni6t. Sd befiir6te i6 peiB nidt mas.
3ebn Sabre oon iest miro it6 meme
geltinmltng geitalten, penn i6 cine
babe :" Na6 einiser 3eit bradte
er es iiber iif, itd Dem Stuoiltm flei=
bigger 5u niOmen Sbtpobl er fortge=
Iest beoolrert, BOB bas iein inneres
Seben beeintrd6tiee, beteiliste er iidJ
nit groBereln Sntereiie an ben gr-
beiten oes Stuoien5irfels, Dem er iid
angeldloiien bate, aber iein 9rana
gum 9ilpntieren mahte i'm nid)t ges
ra6e beliebt. (@liott, g. 1919 SIN
Winter flagte er Don nellem: SD
babe bel,te 81. ituoieren oeriubt, aber
es gebt nidt. SIT es niht Sahe oes
Neniben, Dor allem feline eigene 5cc-
) Gortiesung naf Seite 81
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-16
XXXV.
&om Suiepb 81 att

"
"a giidof 5enipif leioeno mar,
iibernabm lein &oabiutor 9ilhpf
Sobn 5itpatrid Sic sSiibrrng oes jun
gen 5eder uuf Dem @ege 5lr Stride
Sbm iugte Siaot, Die fotbolii6e 2eb-
re biete ibm feinerlei Shpierigfeite1,
uno er piini6e ullneripeilt in Die Sir
he aufgenommen 5u tperben uno iid
auf Die Saufe por5ubereiten.
sn Ieinem allfribtigen @illen BE-
itano fein 3tpeifel, op6 iiberi6Gtte
er, pie iid) ipater flar genllg 5eigte,
Iein @iiien in fatboliiden Ginger.
Sein 8iograpb meiit oarauf bin, in-
Dem er bon ieiner rltnreife unb iei-
mem fait uollItdnbigen Wangel an gr-
5ieblng I'M eetpobnlihen Sinn"
Ipri6t llno 5ugeitebt, boB er ~pon ben
fatbolilhen u8abrbeiten nur Die ele-
mentariten &enntniiie bate" (@aiott,
Sbe 2ife Of s. S., g. 167).
Gr begab it'd, BON 8ild)of iSiBpat-
rif nit einem @mpfebllngsidr
allsgeitattet, nad) Dem oon Seiuiten-
patres geleiteten Solp Grob College
in @orceIter, Mail. Otit einem leiien
slnflug BON Ssronie uno lleberbebun5
ldrieb er BON ieiner neuen llmgc=
bung: ~Gie Soriteber ser slnIta.t
| lheinen Mdnner bon sutem Gbarof=
ter 5u iein, Ser Stride erseben, lln6e=
nanoert in Ser proteltantiihen @elt
ser 2iteratltr, Ser @ilienidnft ul1u.
Ger 8rdiioent lit ein red)t geleQiger,
freimiitiger, Darmber5iger Wann uon
mebr allsgeoebntem @iiien in ser 81
teratur" (gaiott, g. 1859.
gtlua 5pei @oden blieb Siaaf in
@orceiter, unb am 20. sunni febrte ct
nit einem ginfiibrrngsibreiben ar
@eibbilhof McGlolfep nad Nep
Oorf 5uriid. 9iid)of McGlolfep -
Der ibm Elm gutter 8eruter lno
,SreunO rpuroe - mar gernoe nit
Sorbereitungen fir cine 5peipohioe
6irmllngsreiie beifaftigt, eab linn
mebrere Bidder iiber oie 2ebre uno
8eihihte ser &ir6e uno I1o i'm Elm,
na6 5tpei @ohen pieoer bel ibm por-
5uipreben. gead eingebenoer Brii=
fung entihieo Ser 8iid)of nad iei-
ner 9fiidfebr, oaB nah ipeiterer
l1nterlpeiil1ng oie Saufe in 5ipei
@ohen geipenoet iperoe. slu6 Sic
sSruge ser Stanoesmabl pllrbe 5e=
lproden, oof fam eS cariiber 5u=
ndhIt 5u feiner gnti6eioung. Gie
5aufe tpuroe am 1. auguIt 1914 be-
oingungSmeile poll5ogen, ba an5unef=
men mar, Bob Siaaf allem Inl6ein
nad sic Saufe in ieiner &inobeit bon
einem lutberiiden Baitor giiltiJ
empfangen batte.
vSeute," trug Seder in lein Gage.
buf Elm, bin id bon 8ii6of Mcs
gloifep setauft iporoen. Sir morgen
bereite ih bie beilige 8eifte Dor"
l1no am 2. Muguit: n8uBe! Sreube!
9iebe obne MaB! SiiBer Seius, 9eiue
2iebe lit unenolid! @eiegneter @lau-
be! SiiBe 2iebe! Sd BETTE in mir elm
etpises Slid, cine eliibenoe 6lamme
ser 2iebe! . Ser &eId mar bitter,
unenblib iiiB lit bie sSreube. 3 @lau-
BE Ser Mpoitel, Scr Martprer, Ser 8e-
fenner uno Ser @eiligen! Seilige
M1tter sSeitl ou biit aud meine
Mutter. Seg,1e mid, ou iunefrdrli-
be Mutter Seiu!"
| .l1eber bic 8etpeggriinbe BON Sef-
fers @onperiion, idreibt 8iidof @is-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-16
Der fpreaniide &rieg

SS< Au%SuNsISvS OS&Vy
Die Gbineien un6 oros&oreaner
baben 5tpeifellos ibtpere 8erluite er-
litten. Sbre iGntlihen Sffeniioen iino
gelbeitert, sic lebte tit bonltdn6ig 5l,-
lammengebro6en. Die 5riebensbre<
der iino fait auf Ser gan5en Sront
emit Mmsnabme bes &iiitenablbnitts
am @eIben Meer) iiber ben Idtuno=
breiBigiten Breitegroo 5uriidge-
orGngt. StaatsIefretGr M6eion bat
Dor ben beioen 5enatsausi9iiiien Elm
inbireftes Sriebensangebot ergeben
laiIen. @r bat sic 8ereitipilligfeit ser
Ser. Staaten perfii1rbet, NIT &ot=
China 5u berbanbeln ltrrb 5u elmer
BerItd,l6igung 5u fommen, penn
n@arantien" gegeben miirben, bob
nidt Elm neuer ,Mngriff erfolgt. 8is
jest aber bot Weao Eie-tung oarauf
in feiner @eiie reagiert, un6 es lit
nidt ausgei6Ioiien, oaB er cine neue
Sffeniibe borbereitet, tpdbren0 man
in 6en tpeitli1en 9auptitdbten BON
Observation-Disclosures re6et. Der
3tped oes Don Mosfau geItiibtcn
ginbrnhs in &orea 1par, BEN @eiten
CUR Mnerfennlitg Der rotten &epublif
uno an bere1 Mufnabme in Die Ser
einten @ationen slt atpingen. Ibeion
bot bon nelem betont, 6aB bic 5rie-
bensbreder ibr 3iel nibt auf Dem
@ege Der @e,palt erreiden tperben,
unb Peiping l,no Weosfail iperoen iicb
oieier 8eoingllng norausii9tlih nidt
fiigen, lolange irgenotpel1e 9offnung
beitebt, Dob ihlieBlih ibre 3ern1iir-
bungsltrategie bon @rfolg fem tpiro.
sic rebnen babel nidt aIlein nit
Der n,ilitdriiden, ionoern aub nit
Der politiiden 3ermiirbung bes @e-
items. l1niere Nreiie 1na6t bieI g8e-
iens bon ser Woglibfeit BON l1nItirt-
n1igfeiten unb Ronfliften atpiibcn
Beiping unb Mosfau Diele M0gliG-
feit beitebt ielbitberitdnolih. Mber tie
lit niht GROCER als ole M0gIihteit
meitgeberroer Meeir1,ingsb berihieoenbei-
ten 5tpiiden @aibington ,lno 2on6on.
l1niere. britiihen 8erbiinbeteu iin6
our1aus nibt ei1les Ginnes nit
Mnibington binfihtli9 Der fern0itli-
.s1len sditM. Romoon bate es febr
eilig, Not1gbina a15uerfennen, ,,1o
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-16
ssriebensseriidte

Ssn sic enblolen 9ebatten ober
,8erbore" I'M ben beiben Senots-
ausi6iiiien fiir 8erteioigungsmeicn
unb Muslanbpolitif brabten lette
ISOLDE 6riebensgeriidte ettpas slh-
ipebslung. @initneilen iino es @e-
riihte, tpeiter nibts.
Der Man, enblib nit ser WtiniIter-
fonferen5 grnit al MAIDEN, fir Die
cine 8orfonferen5 in Yaris i6on lett
brei Wonaten bergebens cine Cages
orbnung feit5ultellen iudt, Itebt nod
auf Dem alten Sled @r oiirfte ibei-
tern on Der Mosfau'er 5oroerl,rg,
baB bie &onferena bauptla6lib nit
Dem 9ltlanttf-8aft uiro Ben anoern
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT bes @eltens ge-
geniiber ser lnosfotpitiiden MggreI=
iion ii6 befaife. Ser britiih=iranii6e
&onflift ipegen ser 8erltaatlidung
Der 8etroIelimqueuen bot iib 5tpar
nidt beri6arft, aber es liegen emit
neilen aub nod feline 4n5eiben Dor,
bob es 5u einem beioe Seiten (uno
HnBlanbD befrieoige,toen &onprn-
nib fomnten miro, uno Die @efabr
politiider 1lno militdriiber Germid-
lungen edliert an. &Gn,e az Dem =
ielbit BEL eineln ettpaigen @affenitia-
itanb nod lai1ge nibt abgeIbloienen
&rieg I'M Sernert Often elm offe>
ner &onfIift i'm Mittleren Often,
Damn more Ser befirdtete brittle @elt=
frieg 10 gut tDie fertig Gin S6lag-
libt auf Die geipannte Weltlage mari
bas gebeimnisboae Gerih1pinben oon
5tpei britii9en Giplonaten, boben
8enrnten I'M britiifen Musndrtigen
Mmt. Ser 8eroabt lit laut getporoen,
bnB Die beioen i'm 8eiit tpihtiger
Staatsgebeimniiie 5u &uBlanb iiber-
gegangen fino.
Die Srieoensgerii6te ertltanoen
bauptiddlib burh ben gebeimnisool-
len Slug sbon 8erteibigungsiefre
Mariban nod Eofio uno &orea.
Staatslefretar Mheion min bon Ser
5ahe nidts getpuBt baben. Dos Mir
be oaranf fhlieBen lniien, bob es ii3
nm et1te rein 1nilitariihe Mngelegen-
belt banoelt. Die Megierung berfolgt,
entgegesl Der Mniibt MacNrtburs, Die
Bolitrf. Dab oer &rieg in &orea onrd
Die (aud) fir uns redt foitipielige)
3ermiirbungs- ,1no Bernibtungsitra-
tegie beenoet tperoen fann. Ybantalti-
ide @erlllitsiffern ser Gbinelen nnS
ro-&oreaner ideinen oieie Ebeorie
5ii beItdtigen, llno Wariban biirfte
iid ourh ben Mugenihein iiber5eugen
molten, ipie es in bieier &iniidt ltebt.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1951-06-16
: Die Saar.Grase

Mls mir ieineraeit 1,ah6riidlib
Stellune nabmen eeeen Ole fran3ofi.
ide HoIitif i'm GonrIano, bielt ,lns
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
The Heresy Of Jacob Hobbs
Told By A Frederick Native

'"The Heresy of Jacob Hobbs"
the story of a minister's conflict
with the dogmas of his own church,
by DR.. Raymond Durbin Miller of
Baltimore, has just been published
by the Exposition Press of New
York $3.50.
DR.. Miller, retired professor
of English, has written a learned
and provocative work, In "The
Heresy of Jacob Hobbs" he de-
scribes a kind of Parsons Progress
from Fundamentalism toward a
more genial and rational faith that
may satisfy both saint and
scholar.
The Rev Jacob Hobbs, familiar
figure to American church-goers,
is living happily in his quiet parish
until, suddenly aroused by a dis
illusioned divinity student, he be-
gins a new search for the truth.
The unexpected loan of whole
library of theological literature
carries him far beyond his orig
inal goal. At ministers meet
ing, he questions the adequacy of
Fundamentals doctrine, and finds
himself an outcaSt
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
Sherwood Future Farmers
Hold Parent Son Banquet

Over one hundred and thirty
persons attended the Sherwood
Future Farmers of America Chap
ter Parent and Son banquet held
in the school cafeteria, Thursday
evening May 3. Eddie johnson,
vice president of the club, served
as postmaster and the invocation
and benediction was given by the
Rev. James Valiant, rector of ST.
Johns Episcopal Church, Olney.
One of the most interesting feat
ures of the meeting was the build
ing up of the FLA. Emblem by
the officers, with Harry Leizear
acting as narrator. Chapter de-
grees were conferred on Frank
Richardson, Gordon Keys and Her
bert Houser for outstanding ac-
complishments for the past year.
The Honorary Degree was confer
red on James Williams, Vice Princi-
pal of the school and Francis
Richardson, local farmer and father
of Frank and John Richardson,
members of the local chapter.
Songs by Gordon Keys, Joan and
Patty Toms, and harmonica solo
by Warren Grauel We're greatly
enjoyed. Mrs. Louise Odell, music
director of the school, accompanied
them on the piano.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
miss Glen Echo" To Be
Selected In Contest
To Be Held May 30th

A bathing beauty contest to
select Miss Glen Echo-1951, will
be held at the Crystal Pool at Glen
Echo Amusement Park on Me-
mortal Day, May 80 at pm, it
has been announced by Jerry
Price, general manager.
Prizes for the winners of the
competition, to be judged by a
group of Washington newspaper
photographers and columnists, will
include a large television set, a
two-day trip to New York, COM
plete with transportation, hotel,
entertainment and many other
awards.
Entrants must be residents of
Washington, Maryland or Virginia,
and may be single or married. Age
limits are from Is to 80 years. En-
trants must possess good character,
personality, charm and beauty of
face and figure.
The contestant must be available
for preliminary judging on the eve
ming of May % at s pm. in the
Glen Echo ballroom. If possible,
photos should be submitted with
entry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10

Accomplishments of The chapter
were given by Donald Hobbs, Jr,
David Johnson, Charles Lethbridge,
Jackie Stabler and Donald Toms.
Some of the accomplishments de-
scribed by these boys were: Rails
ing of five acres of wheat, on land
donated by DR.. Charles Lyon, the
raising of three market hogs,
seventy eight chickens, a purebred
berkshire and two Chester White
sows on the school grounds.
Donald Hobbs, Jr. gave plans for
a corn fertilizer demonstration plot
which the boys are planning to
have on the school grounds under
the direction of Stanley Stabler
rAgronomist at the University of
Maryland and the local adviser
Sydney T. LAWYER. The program
was climaXed with Bruce Berlage
showing color slide pictures of a
number of the members super
vised projects taken by Mr.. LAWYER
The Southern fried chicken
dinner was prepared by Mrs. Mil
dred Waters, cafeteria manager
and her staff. Girls of the local
Future Homemakers Chapter serv-
ed the guests under direction OF
Miss Charlotte Conoway, Home
/ Economics teacher.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
Annual Safety'PatroI Parade
In Washington Sat- May II

Twenty-Five national trophies
will be awarded to the outstanding
performers by Mr.. Holland and
"Hopalong Cassidy" in the Elipse
following the parade. Prizes will
be awarded for the best appearing
unit, the most unusual features,
the best band, best safety slogan
and the best drum major and ma
jorette. In addition to the nation
al prizes, the Automobile Club of
Maryland will offer five trophies
to be awarded to the best Mary
land bands, elementary and high
school, best drum and bugle corps,
best safety slogan and best drum
major or majorette.
The MARYLAND State Police, as
well as various County Police, will
escort the Maryland delegations
to Washington and will participate
with them in the parade.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
COlOred Pictures OF
France To Be Shown
Potomac Rose Society

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lansbaugh
will present their latest colored
moving picture French Pro-
vincial" at a meeting of the Po-
tomac Rose Society, to be held on
Thursday evening, May II at 8
O'Clock in the auditorium of the
National Museum at 10th and Con-
stitution Avenue, N. W.
This picture was made last
Spring when Mr.. and Mrs. Lans-
baugh travelled in their own car
down the west side of France,
across the Pyrenees Mountains and
then up the east side over the
Napoleon route to Paris. On this
trip through Provincial France,
they filmed the beauty and grand
eur of the French Chateaus with
many close-ups and vistas of the
Roman Ruins. The public is
invited.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
Price OF Farm
Lands Now At
Highest Level

The Agriculture Department re-
ported last week that the prices
of farm land have reached the
highest levels in the Nations his
tory. The general average value of
farm real estate increased IA per-
cent between March, 1850, and
March, 1851, and now is percent
above the previous record of Nov
ember, 1948. An 2 percent jump
has occurred since last November,
| Increasing farm product prices
and demand for land as an in
vestment hedge against initiation
were said to be two major causes.
The department said a third of its
1000 farm real estate reporters
expect land prices to go higher this
year, and only 5 percent expect
them to decline.
Mortgages recorded on farm
land transactions last year totaled
more than 81, 700,000,000, the
largest since 1884, when the Gov
i eminent stepped in to help tinan-
cially depressed owners refnance
their loans.
The department said increases
of Is to 20 percent have occurred
/ during the past II months in the
Midwest and Plains and number
of other States, notably Florida,
Texas, Oklahoma, Wyoming and
Arizona-big producers of meat
animals, dairy products, grains,
cotton and citrus fruits, which are
in great demand.
Maine was the only State of
show decline in farm values. The
percentage increase in farm land
values by States during the year
ended March 81 included Maryland
10; Virginia 1876, and West Vir-
ginia 11.5.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10

Montgomery County School Pat
rolls will be among the $4,000
youngsters from % states who will
participate in the American Auto
mobile Associations 18th Annual
School Safety Patrol Parade, May
IL in Washington.
William "Hopalong Cassidy"
Boyd, famed cowboy star of screen,
radio and television, will be Honor
airy Grand Marshal of the parade.
"Hoppy" will lead the march down
historic Constitution Avenue to the
blaring of bands, the rumble of
drums and the prancing of pretty
drum majorettes.
The more than 40 bands to march
in the parade will be led by the
United States Army Band under
the direction of Captain Hugh
Curry. Foremost among the dozen
Maryland bands participating will
be the Wicomico High School Band
which last year was judged second
best in the parade.
Starting at AM, Saturday,
May II, the Patrol youngsters
will march down Constitution Ave-
nue. past reviewing stand packed
with high-ranking officials and
guests. AAA President, Lou E.
Holland, will act as reviewing
stand host.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10

Wars are not as deadly as
automobiles.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
Mental Health
Week Marked
In The County

Trying to find punishment to
fit the crime" creates much merri-
ment in "The Mikado," but it's a
questionable policy to follow in
dealing with children.
Such is the opinion of most pro-
fessional men and women working
with children, according to Dr.
Christopher T. Bever, psychiatrist
and executive director of the Mont
gomery County Mental Hygiene
Clinic, and Judge Alfred D, Noyes,
of the Juvenile Court, who are
brought in touch daily with
troubled children.
The Court views delinquent be-
havior as a symptom of underlying
reimbursement rather than as a
crime to which to fit the punish
ment. The Judge and staff are
familiar with mental hygiene prin-
ciples and their use in the study
and treatment Of children re-
ferred to the Court. Unlike many
juvenile courts elsewhere, Mont
gomery County's does not have a
psychologist or psychiatric social
worker on its staff. Judge Moves
therefore recommended that the
parents turn to DR.. Bever and the
Mental Hygiene Clinic, located in
Rockville, for help.
Along with the work of the
Clinics, the Mental Hygiene Soc
iety, which brought the Clinic into
being, sponsors an educational pro-
gram on mental health. Talks are
given by members and film strips
are made available to organizations
interested in learning more about
what makes people tick. The So
citey believes that sound mental
health is everybody's business,
since mental illness is today the
country's No. l problem. 1t urges
all county residents interested in
knowing more about the problem
to join the Society, as we mark
Mental Health Week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-05-10
Births Reported
At Local Hospital

Births reported at Montgomery
County General Hospital for the
period April 80 through May 3,
include:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Calvin
Porter, 1858 Yorkway Road, Balti-
more %, Md, a daughter, Sharon
Gail, April 80; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Wendell Taylor, Route 5,
Rockville, a daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs, Clyde Cecil Greer, Route 4,
Rockville, a daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. William B. Martin, Route 8,
Rockville, son, May 3.
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Hobbs's heresy wins him entree
into an extraordinary group of
intellectuals known as the Fort
nightly Club, where a man may.
say what he thinks without fear
of the hangman." There, a re-
markable discussion ensues, led by
a priest who validates myth and
symbol with good word for
Pilates question. What is truth?
Born in Frederick County, in
1875, Raymond Durbin Miller grad
uated from Baltimore City Col
lege and Johns Hopkins University.
He served as fellow in English
at Johns Hopkins, and taught at
the University of Texas, Syracuse
University, and the University of
Missouri, before his retirement.
Subsequently, he lived for some
time on farm in Hartford County,
where much of this novel was
written.
DR.. Miller now resides at 4419
Underwood Road, Baltimore.
The daily record., 1951-12-28
Jim Gregory

Of a heart attack. Funeral services
will be held Sunday afternoon at
800 from the Red Hill Free Will
Baptist Church on Goats Route l.
Officiating will he the Rev. David
Capps and the Rev. Melvin West
Burial will be in the church ceme-
terry.
Surviving are; his wife, Mrs
LOWE Gregory; two sons, Oscar
Gregory of the home and Wates
Gregory of the U. S. Army; foui
daughters. Mrs. Lewis Johnson
earned, Mrs. Bryant Lee, Low
land, Mrs. Bertha Wells and Mrs
Mable Upton, both of Kinston: foul
step-daughters. Mrs. Ellie Barbour
Dunn Route 8, Mrs. Wade Stanley
Coats, Mrs. Ola Dixon. Benson ano
Irene Gregory Of the home; one
sister, Maggie Norris, Smithfield;
five grandchildren.