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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Powdered Fruit Juices
Now Being Developed

Keep your powder dry and
you'll be right up to the minute
when it comes to latest research
on lemon, tomato and orange
juice beverages. The u. S. De.
partment of Agriculture announc.
rs lemonade powder as the latest
OF these fruit powders being de.
veloped in a western research
laboratory.
Neither lemonade powder nor
tomato juice powder is produced
commercially yet. Orange juice
powder is in commercial produc.
ton, but mainly for institutions
and food manufacturers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Mrs. LatOna,
[. KralOveC
WedinD.C.

Mrs. Cora Watkins Latona,
daughter of Richard Watkins of
Clarksburg, was married on Aug
ust 81 to Irwin John Kralovec,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Kra-
lovec of Los Angeles, Calf.
The ceremony took place at the
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist
Church in Washington with Rev.
w, Vaughan Moore officiating.
A wedding dinner followed at
Bonats.
Escorted to the altar by her
son, Charles Latona, Jr., the
bride wore a gown of blue chan
lilly lace Mrs. Clarence Meyer
was her mothers matron of hon
or She wore a ballerina length
gown of rose pink. Wendell Jo-
seph Austin served as best man.
Before the ceremony, Charles
Rhoades sang 80 Promise Me"
and Il Love You Truly"
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
R. ID. Kralovec of Wilmington,
Del, Mrs. William Bogley, Clar-
ence Meyer and daughter Gail of
Gaithersburg and Pfc. Leo La,
tona of Fl. Bragg. N. c.
Following short wedding
trip to Berkeley Springs, w. Va,
the couple are presently making
their home at 1873 Sixth ST, NE,
Washington.
The bride is well-known in
Gaithersburg as the former own
er of Cora's Restaurant, and the
manager of All States Inn. Mr..
kraloVec, a communications
electronics engineer, is technical
consultant for the global COM
munications group, anyways and
air communications service of
the u. S. Air Force, Andrews Air
Force Base.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Interiors With Ideas
Interiors With Ideas
unique Lover Combines
Home Shop in zramhb

A Travilah woman who loves
the warmth and tradition of an
tique furnishings has combined
a hobby, home and business
in her Travilah Road house.
The antique fan, Mrs. Hal
Howard, lives alone in two.
story, four bedroom house. An
interior decorator as well as an
antique dealer, Mrs. Howard re-
did the house herself when she
moved in last January. She re-
painted the place, hung shutters
here and there in place of doors,
and modernized the house in
general.
Her living room, in which she
entertains her friends and also
displays her wares for custom
ers, gives a packed-but.pleasan
effect. Although it is crowded
with furniture and decorative
pieces, everything is small in
scale so that there is no over.
towering effect.
An old pie chest, used in the
living room as a china cabinet.
is made of five different kinds
of wood. Mrs. Howard says she
prefers country furniture" to the
more formal pieces used in city
homes of bygone eras.
In the entrance hall off the
enclosed front porch stand two of
Mrs. Towards prize pieces: a
chaperone love-seat, with room
for a young lady on one end, a
young man on the other and a
chaperone in the middle; and an
English private tutors desk with
drawers fitted into the side.
The porch itself, painted a deep
pink, is decorated with wall,
bowls of hanging vines. An old
school bench and school desk pro.
vide seating.
Mrs. Towards first floor bed
room contains the things she
loves best. A converted dining
room, it is separated from the
kitchen by a pair of window
shutters, painted bright blue and
hung from the door frame.
An old walnut bed carved in
the button pattern, dominates the
room. 1t is spread with a cover.
let that was designed and woven
by Mrs. Towards grandfather
from wool grown by his own
sheep. Atop the walnut chest of
drawers in an old shaving mirror
in wood frame.
Mrs. Howard feels that she has
found the ideal answer to the
question Of how to combine bust.
ness with pleasure: doing bust.
ness in her home, surrounded by
the things she loves. Her only
problem is that often, through
having them in her home and
living with them, she becomes so
attached to her wares that she
hates to sell them.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Dance Glasses
Open to Teens

Ballroom dancing classes for
junior high school boys and girls
are now being arranged by the
Old Georgetown Arts Group, Inc.
in the Bethesda area.
Beginning and advanced class.
es in jitterbug, waltz, fox trot
rumba, tango, and samba will
again be taught by Mr.. and Mrs
Land Of the Shirley Land
School of Dance. Weekly classes
will begin October 10,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Esther HygeH}
Zr0tb Ann0unoad

John A. Hargett of Gathers
burg announces the engagement
of his sister, Miss Esther Lucille
Hargett, to Earl Raymond King,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Oil
yer King of Woodfield.
Miss Hargett is the daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Hargett Sr. No date has been
set for the wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

Anyway, in the last few weeks
I've visited dozens and dozens
of county stores, and all of them
were stocking in new fall mer
chandiSe. Finally, the last of the
back-to-School shopping for the
kids has been done, so now it's
time to think about getting some
new things for Mamma, and -
if there's any money left over -
for Papa.
Worth's Department Store in
Rockville, for instance, has fall
and winter clothes and aces
sories for both men and women.
They carry good quality things,
and verv often have special sales.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

.the U. S. Navy, attended Be-
.thesda-Chevy Chase High School
and graduated from Purdue Uni
versity, where he was member
of Alpha Chi Rho fraternity. He
served two years on the aircraft
carrier Wasp, and received his
wings at Corpus Christie, Tex,
last month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

Miss Roberta Marjorie Jack,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin
B. Jack of Rockville, became the
bride of Darrell Eugene Rhod-
erick last Wednesday. The bride
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles V. Rhoderick of Sykes.
vile. ...
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John w. Rosenberger
of Rockville.
The bride is recent graduate
of Richard Montgomery High
School.
After the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhoderick left for a wed.
ding trip through West Virginia.
They will make their home in
Damascus, where Mr.. Rhoderick
is employed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

Last week l mentioned pYSe
where you can get your }ag
cleaned. But Grapes, stored in
the dusty attic all summer, and
slip covers on which muddy,
sweaty children have lounged
since June could use a cleaning
now. The Martinizing people,
who have several stores around
the county, are very good clean
ers, and there are many local
shops that you can depend on.
One more fall-is-here thought:
If your family like many others,
has been living on salads and too
hot-to.go-in-the-kitchen hashes all
summer, they'll be overjoyed if
you'll take advantage of the cool
breezes blowing through the win
dow over the sink to make some
real meat dishes.
And the Safeway and Acme
stores have the best cuts of meat
available, at prices you can't beat
unless your raise your own. If
you have a freezer, check their
sale ads in this issue so you'll
know what to stock up on for
future use. incidentally, read
the story on the Wheaton page
about the gal who loves to cook
for a new pot roast recipe.)
Oh, just one more cool.
weather note: Lynn's PffN
macy, in Gaithersburg, has q
great selection of cold pills. If
you're like me, you'll need
them.
Well, now that we've got every
body suitably dressed, the oven
and the freezer full, and the liv
ing room shining clean, it's time
to beat some culture into those
children.
Ballet lessons are supposed to
impart grace to clumsy kids, and
the Rockville School of the Ballet
is nice and convenient. Lucille
Hood, who directs operations,
says fall classes are now being
formed for ages from six up.
If it's musical offspring you
crave, call Ruth Marie Taylor at
Pc. 1892 about giving them
piano lessons. This lady, who
has taught music in California
and New York, also gives classes
in musicianship and symphony
appreciation.
And, to encourage kids who
play something smaller than a
piano, the Rockville Music Cerk er
is giving away a music staAd
carrying case with every music
stand bought here until October
l. Maybe Juniors arpeggios will
drown out Daddy's hi-fi. It's
worth a try, anyway.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Miss Wetherell
Plans Wedding

Mrs. Thomas A. Wetherell OF
Gaithersburg announces the en-,
gagement of her daughter, Eliza
beth Jane to William Arthur
Dove, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Arthur Dove, ST., of Oh.
ney.
The wedding will take place at
st. Lukes Lutheran Church at
Redland at 8 pm. Friday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Nursery Helpers Urged
To Get Chest X-Rays

Mrs. Charles Weaver, president
of the Montgomery County Coun.
Gil of Cooperative Nursery
Schools, urges all mothers and
teachers who will be working in
nursery schools this year to have
chest x-rays during the month of
September. Mrs. Weaver point.
ed out that our County regula-
tons require those people who
work in cooperative nursery
schools throughout Montgomery
County to have annual chest
X.rays and that by using the mo.
bile unit, sponsored by the Tub
erculosis and Heart Association,
such requirements can be fulfill.
ed without cost to the individual.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

Or, if you shop
around Whea'
ton, Mrs. Oss.
ward of Alma's
Casuals h a S
really lovely
S e p a r a t e S,
dresses a n d
SportSwear for
w O m en-. And
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15
Adde'S Shopping Cart
Clothing, Cleaning, Cooking
Items Top Fall Selection

AS sit in the SENTINEL office shivering and attempt
ng with little success to convince the other members of the
staff that the window should be closed realize that this
weather is just perfect for shopping n my opinion that's
all its good for - it's too cod)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-09-15

Parliament passed the Stamp
Act, one of several acts to tax
American Colonists, in 1765.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

JeIeH Toletes Street Floor Street. limited selections OF
shirlnotoo ond Silver Spring
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
Forest Fires
Real Tragedy

Public apathy toward forest
fires is the real tragedy behind
the states most distressing econ
omic problem, according to Z.
E. Dargan, chairman of the
South Carolina Forest Industries
Committee.
ASK the fellow who watched
his Tree Farm go up in smoke
during the terrible fires last
spring and you can appreciate
the seriousness of the problem"
said Mr.. Dargan. I'm some cases
landowners lost their life saw
ings. These people had been TAX
ing care of their tree crop for
Is to 20 years and were looking
come from sustained yield of
timber"
While fire hazard conditions
for the spring blow-up were US
usual and extreme. still there is
no excuse for careleSsncSs in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
1855 Death Toll
Continues Drop

The 1855 traffic death toll
continued its drop toward the
1854 number as u persons were
killed and l09 were injured in
405 traffic accidents throughout
the state May through May IA.
according TO the State Highway
Department. The years toll is
now 900; Is more than last
years total.
The 1855 traffic death increase
reached it's peak of 80 more
than the 1854 toll just one
month ago, the week prior TO the
Redistribution of the Point Sys-
TEN. Since that time the toll has
steadily dropped.
"The steady decrease over the
past month in the tragic toll on
our highways raises our hopes
that 1855, after all, will be a
year in which we will set a new
safety record" said Chief Hieh-
way Commissioner Claude r..
Mcmillan. Hhe said. however,
that when e persons are Sille1.
in one week in traffic accidents
we cannot be too proud of our
safety record.
Jasper and Spartanburg Couu-'
ties reported two fatalities each
during the week. Aiken. Bcrke-
ley, Cherokee, Darlington, Hor-
~, Lancaster, Union and Yo.k
Counties has one each.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
"ELECTRIC FAIR"

The Horny Electric Coop has
slated its annual Electric
Fair" in Conway for June 20
and 81, il was announced to-
day.
Sixteen towns throughout
South Carolina are holding en-
positions. Elaborate plans are
being made to provide the best
in topnotch entertainment and
exhibits.
Features of the Electric Fair
will be the beauty, talent and
tractor driving contests for
farm families. Contestants must
come from families being serv-
ed by the coop lines.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25
WITH THE
ARMED FORCES

James S. johnson, 10, SON OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal RADON p. o.
Box IA, Gurley, S. c., is COM
pleting his Air Force basic mill
tary training at Lacklano Air
Force Base, the Gateway to
the Air Force"
His Lakeland training is pre-
pairing him for entrance Into
Air Force technical training or
Tor Air Force duty assignment.
The course includes a scientific
evaluation Of his aptitude and
inclination for following a par
ticular career field.
Lakeland. situated near San
Antonio, is the site of Air Force
basic military training for men
and women home of the USAF
Officer Military school, of which
the USAF Officer candidate
school, the USAR Preflight
school and officers preflight
group are operating units.
Sergeant First Glass Jessie c
Green, %, whose wife, Emma,
lives III Cha6bourn, n. c., was a
member of the Fort Bragg, N.
c., rifle and pistol team which
fired in the Third Army champ
ionship matches May 81 at Fort
Benning, Ga.
More then $50 marksmen,
largest number in Third Army
history, competed in the match
es. Teams from ten Army posts
and six military districts were
represented.
Sergeant Green, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Green, Route l,
Cerro Gordo. N. c., is assigned
to the 503rd Military Police Bat.
talion's Headquarters Company.
He has been in the Army since
1910.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25

causing wildfires. the industry
leader said.
III enemy espionage agents
slipped into our state and start
ed all these fires, we would rise
up and do something about it,"
he added. Regardless of who is
responsible for the wildfires. our
whole economy has been crippl-
I'd just as badly as if enemy a
gents set the fires themselves"
Dargan said he believed South
Carolina people were now COM
ing to realize that forest fires
hurt everybody-directly or in
directly-and that a strong pub
lie opinion to prevent them is
crystalizing. But we can never
De too careful" he added.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-05-25

ULTRA SMART.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
TEEN SCENE
Teen-Age Delegation Here
For Boys Notion Proqrum
By SHARON DoRAN

Ninety-four powerful politi-
clans have hit Washington
Arriving today from all over
the United States and the
Panama Canal Zone is the
teen-age delegation to the
10th annual Boys Nation pro-
gram.
Sponsored by the American
Legion, the program is de-
signed to teach these high
school boys. mostly juniors and
seniors. about the Federal
Government. The boys were
chosen from the programs
called Boys State in all 48
States TO acauaint them with
State government.
AT $3.50 this morning the.
boys started focking In from
Union Station and the Ma
tional Airport. The entire
delegation stays in the mems
dorfnitory at the University of
Maryland. The big, big deal
for the lucky boy during their
week-long stay is to elect a
president; and the minute they
hit the university, the big
Evening star., 1955-07-22
MODERN MARRIAGE
Help for Girls Who
Miss Marriage Boat

just had June weddings" she
explains. II was a bridesmaid
each time. It almost made
me sick, DR.. Popenoe. AL
ways a bridesmaid but never
q bride You read about that,
but it doesn't mean anything
to you unless you have been
in my place. What's the mat
ter with me? I'm just as at
tractiye as these other girls, If
I do say so. Where have /
failed? This is frank, plain
talk. DR.. Popenoe, but I'm in
earnest"
Never having met you, Miss
G., I haven't much idea where
you have failed. but I can give
you a simple idea for success.
A famous writer on success In
business used to advise that
befor. a man went into any
business transaction, he should
stop and ask himself. What
is there in it-for the other
fellow?"
I wish more young women
would stop and ask them
selves that question when
they think about going into
the business of homemaking.
What is there in it for my
husband?
It's rather painful to me
to find how many young
women can give no satisfac-
tory answer to that question.
All they know Is that they
want to marry. and they can't
understand why some man
doesn't come along and offer
to provide them with a home,
children and financial sup
port for the rest of their lives.
What is there In it-for the
other fellow?"
An honest and successful
answer to that question would
help more young women in
your situation, Miss G.. than
any other nine words In the
English language.
Don't trouble yourself to go
any farther until you are sure
that you can answer that
question in a way that a
young man would find con-
vincing. He can presumably
marry a lot of other girls. Why
should he marry you rather
than one of the others?
After you have worked out
that problem. write me Tin
closing a dime and self-ad-
dressed. stamped envelope) for
my 20-page booklet. This
Way to Marriage" It will take
you on the next step of your
journey into matrimony.
But you'll have to take the
first step first.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

Senate and then will organize
their own Legislative body. The
delegates win also hold hear
ings on two bills: TO make q
cabinet post of the Federal
Civil Defense Administration.
and another. which would
make it q crime punishable
by death TO sell narcotic drugs
TO minor. The boys. rang
ing from 16 to 10 years old.
viii be guided In their dis
cussions by members Of the
House and Senate who win
give the pro and con issues
of both bills.
Not all their time, however.
viii be spent in solving the
Governments problems. as
they win visit all the famous
monuments, the FBI. the
Pentagon and the National
Archives. They also will zip
down to Mount Vernon and
will conduct their own me-
mortal services at the Tomb
of the Unknown Soldier.
The highlight of the entire
program viii be when the boy
president and the delegates
will meet and talk to Presi-
dent Eisenhower at the White
House this Thursday. The con-
clusion of the program will
be when the boys view a re-
treat parade Of 5000 I'd Army.
soldiers at Fort Meade. Wow,
nothing short Of a fabulous
week!
Therefore. If any Of you see.
any boys, about 94 OF them in
a massive group viewing the
sights, remember they are here
in the Nations Capital to be
a part of the program that has
been cited as outstanding for
its work In teaching these teens
about governmental affairs,
Boys Nation.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Teen-Age PortY
A la French

"a AZ 4 EC14C11
'sWe're having champagne
and cookiesl" writes 17-year-
old Judy Heller from France.
who went to a party a la
French teen-agers. Judy is nov
on a trip as part of the pro-
gram called Experiment in
International Living" Spon-
sored by Ray Boyce of Ver-
mont, this program allows
teens to live abroad for a
month, sight-see and return
home. However, teens must pay
for the trip-at student rates.
In the majority of countries
Of Europe. 10 experimenters
are placed. in one country, live
under a foreign roof with teen
ayers, and at the end Of the
month, the 10 Americans and
their foreign friends all take
a gay bicycle trip through
Europe. Rather a soft life,
huh?
Judy, who has won scads of
medals for her fluent French
and who will attend Smith
this fall, also writes that for
1000 francs Cor $3.50 you
can get a card that allows you
to swim all summer long in
that city,. She says everyone
drinks wine, and champagne
at parties!
1t sounds as though Judy is
having a gay blast of an exper-
iment in international living!
Seriously, though, this pro-
gram is open to all teens who
want to go abroad and live
EXACTLY like those teens
with whom they live.
See you next Friday. HEY!
What's your summer job?
Evening star., 1955-07-22
The Bop Is New
IDunce Crdze

Currently seen on any dance
floor where teens are dancing
MADLY is the new step called
-. THE BOP! The bop. ac-
cording to three dance studios
and many teachers. is the
combination of the boogie and
jitterbug.
Best we have some defini-
tions: Jitterbug Is when you
move with your whole body,
that is. your arms. legs and
feet all go in one direction at
one time. The boogie. however.
. relies only upon hip movement
and waving arms. See?
Therefore. this dance, the
bop, is just that: It is the
Evening star., 1955-07-22

way. the lucky boy who is
chosen appoints all the other
SO offices, ranging from secre-
tary Of state to director of
FB1. So you see. every boy
can go home happy with q
fabulous official title.
To get acquainted with the
Federal Government they win
study the organization and
functions of the United States
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BY DIR. PAUL PoPENoE

There are approximately q
million single young women in
America who have passed the
average age when a woman
enters her first marriage. OBJ
viously. they have missed the
boat for some good reason.
and Miss G.. %, who is watch
ing the weddings Of he
friends from the sidelines.
wants to know why.
MY two closest friends have
Evening star., 1955-07-22

rhythm and blues, they do a
very fast shuttle then a conga
step to the side. Meanwhile
they are holding their arms out
like In the Charleston. It is
this type OF bop which Is pop
ular there and In all the
Southern States, with Florida
being a little more fiery about
it all.
AS for beat difference, the
bop has a 1-2 beat which cor
responds to rhythm and blues.
and the jitterbug has the l-2-3
beat, which is faster but not
so heavily pronounced. AS the
bunny -hop was the teen dance
craze two years ago. the bop
has now swept the Nation =. :.
Bebop!
Evening star., 1955-07-22

campaign was on. Not too
gung-ho politicsl 1t only
looked like all "a delegates
were in the running. BY the
Evening star., 1955-07-22
Leaving for
Europe

Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Epstein
will leave for Paris July 90 to
visit with Mr.. Sheldon Reyn-
olds. Mrs. Epstein's brother.
Mr.. Reynolds is now pro-
ducing a full-length feature
entitled Foreign Intrigue
Evening star., 1955-07-22

Charleston-like step, with your
ankles moving and more
bounce. This type of bop is
the sort that is done by Wash
ington teens. Ankles?
In California, where the bop
originated. with the boost Of