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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06
DIR. ElIicott
Resigns for
State Post

DR.. V. L. Ellicott, Montgomery
County Health Officer for %
years, has resigned to become an
adviser with the State Depart.
ment of Health's chronic disease
program.
The widely-known physician
told the County Council, when
he handed in his resignation
that he was urged to take the
new post because of his back.
ground in that type of work.
He conducted a similar pro-
gram in England and Denmark
in 1852 on World Health Organ.
ization Fellowship.
DR.. Ellicott said his resignation
will become effective at a date
mutually agreeable to the Council
and the State Health Depart
ment.
There was no hint as to who
will succeed him.
Taking the post of Health Of
ficer for Montgomery County in
1882, DR.. Ellicott has bolstered
his department up from a staff
of four and an operating budget
of $1,000 to an organization of
SO persons, occupying a three.
floor wing of the County Office
Building, and annual expendi-
lures of $4,000.
A graduate of Johns Hopkins
university, DR.. Ellicott was an
epidemiologist for II years in the
New York State Health Depart.
ment and the Baltimore City
Health Department before com.
ing here.
Now White-haired and 60, he
lives at 7118 Glenbrook Road
Bethesda. He will keep his title
as deputy officer with the Health
Department.
DR.. Ellicott told the Council he
accepted the new job because
Chronic illness is the most ser
ious of all public health prob
lems," and that development of a
good State program is "a great
challenge"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06

ed for about one-fourth of all
farm income in Maryland last
year
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06

Ascension Chapel Guild will
have rummage sale on Friday,
May 81, from Z to 9 pm. and on
Saturday, May %, from 9 am.
until noon in the parish hal.
Congratulations to DR.. and
Mrs. William Garten on the birth
of their daughter, Lynne Wat
kins on April &c, at Suburban
Hospital.
Mrs. Carson Ward left last
week for an extended visit with
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Miles Landlord of Po-
comoke City. The Landlords
drove up for Mrs. Ward and
spent the night with\ Mr.. and
Mrs. Fenton Kephart and return
ed home the following day.
The upper Montgomery County
Council of Church Women an
nual May Fellowship Tea will be
held at the Neelsville Presby
terrain Church this Friday MAY
y at 100 pm. Mrs. DIN D.
Johnston, wife of United States
Senator. from South Carolina,
will be the principal speaker.
Special music will be by the Da-
maScus Wesleyan Service Guild
Trio. Everyone is cordially invit-
ed to attend.
Mrs. r. w. Murphy celebrated
her 97th birthday on April 80.
Mrs. Murphy was guest of honor
at birthday diner on Wednes-
day at the Francis Scott Key
Hotel in Frederick. Her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Loewe of Lakewood,
Ohio, were here for the occasion.
Congratulations, Mrs. Murphy.
I'VE wish you many more happy
birthdays.
Mrs. c. B. (Dick) Diamond and
her daughter, Liz, of Miami,
Florida, are visiting Miss Mary
Nicol and Mr.. Jim Nicol
Bo Waters, or more formally,
Pfc. Basil Waters, III, has COM
pleted his basic training at Par
ris Island and was home recent
ly for a 20-day leave. He is now
at Camp Lejeune for further
training. While he was home his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Basil Wa
tiers entertained at an at home in
his honor. Bo has qualified as an
expert rifleman and won a radio
from members of his outfit for
this honor.
Charter night of the Gathers
burg Lions Club was held last
Tuesday at Peter Pan Inn. DR..
Forbes Norris, superintendent of
schools of Montgomery County,
was the speaker for the evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06

Mr.. Everett Bean was toastmas.
ter.
A reminder-the Neighborhood
Garden Club of Gaithersburg
and Washington Grove will have
their annual spring flower show
on Tuesday, May II. The show
will be open to the public from
2:30 until 9 pm. Entries will be
accepted from 8 to II a.h. on the
morning of the show.
The next home game of the
Gaithersburg baseball team will
be on May 16, with Bethesda.
Grand Chapter, Order of East
ern Star, was held at the Lord
Baltimore Hotel last week. Mrs.
William Christie of Pentalpha
Chapter attended for the entire
session. Mrs. Edgar Allen and
Mrs. Donald Mutt attended Sun
day through Tuesday. Others
who attended were Mrs. C. E.
Crawford, Mrs. Ralph Hayward,
Mrs. George Fuller, Mrs. Will
liam McBain, and Mrs. Lloyd
Harvey.
Friends of Sumner Johnson,
who formerly lived in Gathers
burg, will be interested to know
that his marriage to Miss Esther
Dillingham; took place recently in
Washington.
Tommy Hershey, who operates
his own dry cleaning route in and
around this neighborhood, has
been graduated from the Nation
al Institute of Dry Cleaning in
Silver Spring.
The Gaithersburg Homemak
ers Club will meet on May II, at
II am. at the home of Mrs. Mil
lard Gartner, II Maryland Ave
nue.. Co-hostesses will be Mrs.
Harry Perry, Mrs. Clyde Fetch
er, Mrs. Noah Meadows, Mrs.
Lewis Graybill, and Mrs. Ralph
Teunis. The program will be cen
tered around Crafts - textile
painting, basket weaving, etc,
and will be in charge of the pro
ject leader.
The Friendly Bible Class met
on Monday evening at the par
sonage with Mrs. Wright and
Mrs. Laura Walker as hostesses.
The Beulah Class met on Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Ray Wachter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plum
mer had as their diner guests on
Sunday their son, Tim and his
wife of Bethesda. Mrs. Plum
mers, sister, Mrs. Allie Engle of
Kemptown is in Frederick City
Hospital because of a broken hip.
Her many friends in Gathers
burg might like to send her good
wishes.
Mrs. Worden Reed is in Wis
consin where she was called be-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06
Flower Hill

Last Sunday was another day
of enjoyable worship at Flower
Hill, although our pastor was
down in Virginia at a Camp
Planners Conference. Rev. Ron
aid Clark substituted most ac-
ceptably in the pulpit and brought
a great message to a well-filled
house. Rev. Harold Smith of
University Park had charge of
the love feast in the evening and
conducted a most inspirational
service.
Next Sunday will be Mothers
Day and the pastor, the Rev.
Arthur L. Warner, will be in the
pulpit to deliver a special mess
age pertinent to the day. Special
music and other features will be
used to help the worshipper enter
into the spirit of the occasion.
On May 16, the Annual Home
Coming will be observed with an
all-day meeting at Flower Hill
and a picnic dinner. This will
inaugurate a series of joyful
events which will make the sum-
mer season outstanding at the
Flower Hill Church. The church
plans to enjoy its religion, its
fellowship and worship and just
get the most out of life. If you
can enjoy yourself in a group like
that we invite you to come over
and see us anytime. Why not
break in next Sunday?
The Young People are doing a
lot of things and need some
capital, and to solve the situation
will give an ice cream social on
Friday, May IA. They are not
going to rob you, they will give
you your moneys worth and have
very pleasant evening among
friendly people.
The Women's Service League
will meet this coming Wednes-
day, and as usual have much to
consider. They have some fine
accomplishments to report and
some interesting plans to COM
plete. Calling all women.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06

previous year. This accounted
for an increase in gross income
from $20,432,000 to $23,O94,O00.
The Crop Reporting Service
report lists the 1858 United
States gross farm income from
eggs and chickens at slightly
over $3% billion, an increase of
10 per cent over the 1852 in
come. Eggs made up about 65
per cent of this income.
EThe poultry industry account
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06
Theatre Group Of
Sandy Spring in
Curious Savage"

A satire, 1.-THE Curious Savage"
will be presented May 7-8 and
AIS in the Oney Theater by the
Sandy Spring Theater Group.
The play was a Broadway hit
of 1851 with Lillian Gish then
starring. The local group is pre-
senting two complete casts on
alternate weekends, with Alva
eBavers as a lady doctor in the
first cast, followed by Jim Eek
loft injecting heavy note of mas
culinity in the last two perform
ances. In the role of Hannibal
Clyde Unglesbee, president of
Olney Electric Company, vies
with Rev. David Watterworth of
Takoma Park Christian Church,
while the starring part of Mrs
Savage will be played alternate
ly by Judy Johnson, race-horse
trainer, and Mary Reading Miller
author of a recent paper on the
history of Sandy Spring.
Others in the cast for May Z
and 8 are Ann Unglesbee, Gladys
Young, Hughes Spragins, Mildred
Padmore, Woodman Perine, Ro-
bert Miller, Dorothy Hightman
and Mildred Lauterbach, and for
May ID and Is, Florence Johns
ton, Joe Cunningham, Melvin
Scheidt, Julia Bailey, and Joan
Randall. The play is directed by
Joe Cunningham. Katherine Carr
is stage manager and the scenery
has been designed by Jan Hines.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06
Four County Men
Join Services
This Week

Four Montgomery County men
entered the service during the
past two weeks through the local
Army and Air Force Recruiting
Station, Rockville.
They were Willard A. Major
and Floyd G.. Benton of Silver
Spring, Robert V. Dove of Rock
vile and Arnold Webster of
Sandy Spring.
Major, Young and Webster ac-
cepted the Air Force, while Dove
took the Army.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06

cause of the serious illness of her
mother.
Some of the guests at the AS
bury Home were television
"stars" recently when they pre-
scented a style show on Balti-
more television station. The
ladies had presented the show on
Easter Monday at the Home. In
addition to the guests, three
members of the personnel of the
Home also were in the presenta-
ton.
Mrs. William McBain was the
diner guest on Saturday of Miss
GuSsie Pace and Miss Elizabeth
Barber.
The date for the next Gathers
burg swimming pool meeting will
be announced later according to
committee chairman Charles K.
Davies.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-06
Engagement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Burckes, I'd, of Travilah, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Rosemary Howard, to
Mr.. Francis E. Laimbeer, Sd, son
of Mrs. Henry Clay Fownes, 3D.
of Pittsburgh.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
) U bL|cA N


 1853 REPUBLICAN LEGISLATURE X Repealed the unworkable unfair and discriminatory Democratic Real Property Tax
 Passed Fair Employment Practices Act and resolution for fair employment practices in the Territorial and Federal governments X Created Legislative Council to study and propose needed Alaskan legislation x Increased appropriation and authorization allowance for the aged and blind X Workmen's Compensation - Doubled the death per- manent injury and medical benefits X Employment Security - Increased maximum benefits and added increased allowance for dependents of u, employed persons X Veterans benefits extended to Korean vets and increased loan authorization to $500 per vet < Initiated Vocational Rehabilitation program for hand capped persons Reduced Mining Tax and granted tax exemption for 312 years on new mining operations Special investigation resulted in appointment Parran Committee to spend two years studying Alaska health problems
 ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF EISENHOWER ADMINISTRATION x Modified and simplified mineral and oil lease acquisition laws < Reduced Income Taxes, Transportation and Luxury
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
EARLE HUNTER

Born in Juneau, AT years ago; is married and father of one child. Is Vice-Presi- dent of the First National Bank in Juneau, where he started as bookkeeper 27 years ago. His banking ex- perience we'll qualities him to serve the Territory in this office.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
RICHARD E. LEE

Alaska born and raised of early pioneer parents. Attended Nome grade and high school and University of Washington. Active in mining for 25 years. Three years Assistant US. Attor- ney in Nome. Manager and co-owner Lee Bros. Dredg- ing Co.,, Solomon, for 18 years. Has two children attending Nome school.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
EDITH BULLOCK

Divisional Committeewo- man for the Second Divi- sion, and has served one term in the House of Rep- resentatives. She is the first Republican woman to serve in the House from the Second Division. Has lived in this Division 15 years and now is associated with her husband, with the B & R Tug and Barge Co. at Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1954-10-08
WALLACE McIVER

Has been a resident of Nome, Alaska, since 1941. He is maintenance engi- neer for the M-M-M Hos pital in Nome. He is mar ried, has six daughters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

follow directions.
Roast Veal Browned Potatoes
Tonpato-ADocado Salad-French Dressing
BaDarian Baskets iced Coffee
Bavarian Baskets.
" pound semisweet dipping " teaspoon salt
"a futed paper baking cups ). cup seedess rasins
tablespoons cold water " cup dark rum-or
/ cup milk ] teaspoon rum hayoring
Melt chocolate over warm water until partly melted ne.
baking medium sized muffin tins and spread chocolate
gelatin in cold water sead milk Add gelatin sugar and salt
Separate and beat yos lightly Stir gradually into hot
5 minutes drain raisins Beat whites
whip Fold custard with rasins and rum
until Makes y servings. TO
paper Shells of the bottom hrst Sides win
come of easily in one piece
Lamb SteD NTH Vegetables Casserole Bread
Cucumber Watercress Salad CantaIoupe
Casserole Bread.
cup milk cup warm mot hot1 water
tablespoons sugar packages active dry yeast
I tablespoon salt AZ cups sifted flour
scad milk; stir in sugar salt shortening. Cool to
warm Eaer into bowl and .aa a
Stir until well blended about minutes Cover Let rise IN
than doubled in bulk stir batter down Beat Vigorously about
"a minute Turn into creased 1 quart casserole SQUARE
uncovered moderate CTS degrees F. about hour
Nodded Crab Meat Salad Potato chips
Relish Tray Toasted Rolls
Burberry Cobbler
Nodded Crab Meat Salad
pound crab meat "a cup celery
tablespoon gelatin 2 tablespoons chopped sweet
VI cup cold water pickle
VI cup boiling water tablespoons chopped stuffed q
y cup mayonnaiSe olives
VI catsup teaspoon salt
2 tablespoons lemon Juice
Remove any shell cartilage from crab meat. Soften
gelatin cold for minutes Add boiling water and stir
until dissolved Cool Blend mayonnae catsup and lemon
Juice all ingredients and mix we'll Pour into mold
chill until firm. Unmold salad green's and garnish
Serves 6.
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FRIDAY.
Broiled Salmon Steaks
Creanied Onions
Fresh Fruit Cup
Parsley Potatoes
Romano Salad
Cookies

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Creanled Onions Romano Salad
Fresh Fruit Cup Cookies
Broiled salmon Steaks. 81
2 pounds salmon steaks ! teaspoon rosemary leaves
teaspoon salt ss.#s q tablespoons white vinegar
Dash pepper tablespoons salad oil
Sprinkle both sides of with salt and pepper Add
and vinegar the salad oil shake
temperature for Dip
oil mixture and place preheated CREASED boer about
inches from the heat Bro to minutes until slightly
brown Basic with oil and turn carefully Brush other side
with oil and cook to minutes until hsh flakes easily
when tested with fork. Immediately. 6.
SATURDAY.
Hamburger Sandwiches Garden Salad
Peach Chiffon Pie iced Tea
Peach Chiffon Pie
8 cups fakes VI cold water
tablespoons sugar 1a cup boiling water
" cup butter margarine ! tablespoon lemon Juice
Ia cups sliced fresh peaches V teaspoon salt
" " whipping cream
tablespoon unfavored gelatin egg whites
Crush flakes into fine crumbs Blend butter and
tablespoons Stir in crumbs evenly firmly
around sides and bottom Of 9-inch PAN Chill Sprinkle
peaches with and allow to stand for 80 minutes Soften
gelatin in cold water dissolve In boiling water stir lemon
Juice and salt Combine with peaches Chill until mixture
begins to set Whip until stiff Beat whites until
s but not dry Fold whipped cream and beaten whites
gelatin mixture Spread chilled
firm. Garnish with additional sliced peaches desired
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
A soucy sauce adds flovor.

WEDNESDAY.
Lamb Chops Baked Potatoes
CuuHfotDer NTH Mustard Sauce Green Beans
Watermelon
Caulihower with Mustard Sauce.
head caulihower. cooked Few grains pepper
tablespoons butter tablespoon dry mustard
Ia tablespoons flour la cups milk
IA teaspoons salt
Melt butter; blend in Hour. salt, and mustard
Gradually milk until thickened stirring constantly
" Pour cooked cauidower Serves to g.
THURSDAY
StpisS Steak Rice
Spinach Fruit Snlad-Frut French Dressing
Lemon Pudding
Fruit French Dressing.
cup pineapple Juice VI cup salad oil
u cup orange juice teaspoon sugar
tablespoons lemon Juice VI ~ poon salt.
Couene all ingredients and shalt horoughly Ladle over
fruit saf3. Makes about cup dressHk Icy eVi. = s.
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