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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Hawthorne
Is Topic Of
Discussion

A Great Books" type of dis
cussion on Nathanial Haw.
thorne's THE Scarlet Letter" is
planned for Rockville branch's
November meeting of the Ameri
can Association of University
Women at 8 p. m. Monday in the
Christ Episcopal Church hall on
South Washington Street.
John Cheney, consultant in
adult education with the d. C.
Public Library will lead the dis
cussion.
Mrs. j. Earl Lehman and Mrs
Frank Snively will serve as host.
esses for the evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Actress
Delays Trip
To Take Duty

Film Star Iona Massey has
been selected for jury duty
in Montgomery County.
The actress. who in private life
is Mrs. Donald S. Dawson, wife
of an attorney who lives in Be-
thesda, received her summons
for jury duty several weeks ago.
She is Cooking forward to serv-
ing it was learned.
The film star, a native of Hun
gary, has been frequently in the
news for her efforts to aid the
cause of Hungarian relief. She
also made headlines when she
was stopped by Montgomery
County policeman for driving a
car without tags.
Miss Massey explained that she
had just purchased the car in De-
troit and was driving it East. She
said she did not know that tags
were required until she arrived
home.
1t will be the first time Miss
Massey has served on jury. Her
husband said that he and his wife
changed plans to be out of town
in order to comply with the sum-
mons.
She has appeared in many
Hollywood and Broadway pro-
auctions but is not now under
working contract to any studio
or producers.
She and her husband live at
6789 Goldsboro road, Bethesda.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Most Of Flu Vaccine
Priority List Shot

Most of the groups on the pri-
ority list of Asian flu vaccine
have already been vaccinated, DR..
William ]. Peoples, Montgomery
County Health Officer, reported
this week. All essential services
in the county will be able to con-
tinue, he said.
Almost 1000 persons have re-
ceived vaccinations from the sup
ply received by the health depart
ment. This includes TAT County
employees, ATT personnel in 81
nursing homes, 407 people in II
fire departments, and 40 men in
two rescue squads.
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A Guide for Family in Home
Care of People Sick with Influ-
enza-hke Symptoms has been Is
sued by the Maryland State De-
partment of Health, Baltimore.
The three-page Guiue Includes
Information that will help fami-
lies promote the patients COM
fort and hasten his recovery, said
DIR. Charlotte SIlverman, VINO is
Chief of the Division of EpIaemi-
ology and Communicable Disease
Control.
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All hospital personnel and ply
sicians and their office personnel
have been vaccnated. Otner es-
sentIal groups such as the gas
and elecuIc companies, post office
employees, ana the washington
SuourDan Sanitary COMMISSION,
have also been vaccinared. In adj
dlrIon many individuals in the
community nave received vaccina-
tons through their own pnysi-
cans.
The Health Department is still
expecting to receive 4UO0 cubic
centlmeters, which will probably
arrive IN small amounts, DIR. Pee
pies SAID. Teachers, will be the
next group on the priority list
and will be done wnen enough
vaccine is available.
In addition to arranging forVac-
cinations the Health Department
has promoted community plan
ming to prepare for an epidemic.
Together with the Red Cross, it
is promoting home nursing
courses and has planned with hos
pitfalls in the county and with the
Medical Society for care of an
unprecedented number of sick
people if there should be an cpl.
demic.
The health department itself
will extend its home care and bed.
side nursing services on a seven.
day-a-week, 24-hour basis if nee
essary.
1--WE do not advise closing
schools unless the epidemic
should reach such proportions as
70 reduce classes below average
teaching level; that is, ten or less
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31

pupils per class" DR.. Peeles said.
Closing schools is like locking the
barn door after the horse has es-
capped; contact with the disease
has already been made and throw
ing children out into the commu-
nifty would only increase the op-
portunities for more and differ
ent contacts"
The supply of vaccine in the
hands of private physicians is in.
creasing, he said. Patients should
contact their own doctors in re.
gard to vaccination for Asian In.
fluenZa.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Democratic Unit
Is Sponsoring
Square Dance

A Harvest Festival" at the
Glenview Civic Center is being
sponsored by Democratic pre-
cinct Al Saturday from $3.50 to
II pm. County leaders expected
to attend are County Council
woman Stella Werner and Reg.
lister of Wills, Elizabeth Asey.
Dress for the occasion will be
"old clothes" or square dance
costumes. Dancing to recordings
WIN include both square and
round numbers.
Refreshments will be served
by Mrs. Robert Prestemon and
her committee. Tickets are 70
cents a person.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Buying Good Seed?

Farmers get the full benefit Of
improved crop varieties devel-
oped by plant breeders only IL
they buy good seed that has been
grown, processed and marketed
under procedures that insure that
the seed Is true to variety.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Archery Winners
Listed by City

Jimmy Thompson, 10, was the
winner of the novice archery
tournament for the 10 and under
age group sponsored by the Rock
vile City Recreation Department.
Winner in the II through 13 age
group was Michael Davis, II.
Archery classes are held every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
afternoons from to $50 p. m.
at the Rockville Civic Center.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Big Apartment
Job Pondered
Geeraert Will
Settle for
Only Is Acres

builder, continued his battle
for rezoning for apartments
in his Meadow Hall subdivi-
sion Tuesday before the May
or and Council and an au-
dience of some 80 opposing
residents.
The same hot arguments, pro
and con, heard at the July 90
hearing were repeated this week
after the council agreed to recon-
slider its decision of September
10 to deny the rezoning applica-
ton from single family units to
apartments.
New evidence, the basis for the
reconsideration, was submitted
by Geeraert. 1t included:
Another access road to de.
crease the taraffic problem, one
of the previous objections.
. Evidence from county and
State Roads engineers that Twin
brook Parkway, the main access
road was capable of handling the
resulting traffic from the apart
ments.
Evidence showing the need
for rental housing for the EN-
ployees Of the Aces new build.
ing In Germantown that will open
in January.
Lowers Request
Geeraert threw the council for
loss by further reducing his re-
quest originally for 81 acres,
from 22.5 TO Is acres.
The new request which would
reduce the units from 400 to 800.
had not been considered by the
Planning Commission which
again recommended denial both
for the 81 acres and the alternate
22.5 acres.
The original objections of the
Commission, repeated, were:
number of units excessive for one
location; use contrary to good
land planning; access to the
apartments still unsatisfactory.
A new voice was the Rockville
Chamber of Commerce, organ
lied since the first hearing, which
strongly backed more apart
ments for the city but took no
specific stand on Geeraert's ap-
plication.
The opposing residents have re-
Gently organized into new Twin
brook Park Citizens Association.
Their spokesman, Bernard Has
son, Jr., obviously upset Mayor
pro tenn John Oxley, serving in
Dickran Hovsepian's place while
the latter is in Europe, and other
members of the council.
Hasson tried to force the pro-
ceeding to follow Legal meth.
dds of objections and cross-ex-
animation Of witnesses.
The council, backed by the city
attorney, held out for their more
informal methods of conducting
the hearing as within their rights
Since this was legislative and
not a judiciary session.
With this difficulty ironed out,
the residents then presented their
case which backed the Planning
Commission; added evidence of
GROWING at Meadow Hall Ele-
mentary; and caned Twlnbrook
Continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Film Star Iona Massey Selected for Jury Duty Here
Gamblers Avoid County in Droyes
Feel Blue. See Red

Rockville has come up with
a sugar-coated pill-a smil-
ingly SNUG little envelope
which says:
Sorry, but you've got a
parking ticket"
The bad news is inside. The
envelope can be used to mail
your cash, check or money or
der. You pay the postage.
The printing on the envelope
is an appropriate color-blue.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-10-31
Pupils Visit Farm

Second grade pupils from the
Sandy Spring Elementary school
visited Stanley Stabler's farm in
Brookville, October 25, with their
teacher, Mrs. M. Humphrey.
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Nelly Don's
Chiffon Churner
sl2.9o

It's Nelly Don's exclusive Boyodere
cotton chiffon in O perfectly lovely
paisley print; tyPicoly Nelly Don-the
fine dressmoker detoilino-o flotter.
ing neckline, tucked bodice, jewel but
tons that sparkle in harmony with tho
subtle print coIors Of blue and rose.
Sizes z to 20. Fifth floor, $l2.99.
Evening star., 1957-04-26

Juniors: Coevous Francois? Your wardrobe will
its lucky enough to include irresistible core dresses So French
fne foscinoney neou hordy believe these Coyes
not mode by Poris desoker Exquisite fobc ovhed
exquisite deton9uks embroidery ntcoe inserts yards and yord
OF finest loces. And the syes-oo-lo-lo. Come see
Left to right Stripe Tease
WH.O-TheWIst Poorly buttons moehdo white linen Pretty
o mute
Shop, dreseo
Evening star., 1957-04-26
Beautiful Illusion

Looks like redinoote the pIoid sheer
os Illusion yelling and cool, girl, cool os pink
lemonode 5000.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK. OCTOBER s-l2 1857

PREVENTION WEEK. OCTOBER
WHEREAS lives be saved and property valued
n the millions of dollars conserved through effective rereven
zion in communities throughout Alaska; and
WHEREAS the increase ia losses caused by fire during the
the need increased
phasis fire prevention practices by all people,
NOW THEREFORE T. MIKE STEPOVICH Governor of the
TERRITORY of Alaska do hereby designate the week beginning
~Ocsober g. 1857, FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
Il call the people of Alaska for
The prevention and control Of fire. and local governments
chambers of Commerce. and business labor and
&ons well schools civic and public information
@ to share actively observing Fire Prevention Week also
direct the appropriate Federal
this national pro-
resulting fires. t
I'm WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto my
caused the seal of the Territory Alaska affixed
Done at Juneau the
the OF Lord Thousand
Attest: Waino =. Hendrcksen Secretary of Alaska.
MIKE STEPOVTCH, Governor Alaska
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10

what he paid at the sale, plus 15
per cent interest on the amount
Of the Lien, plus all taxes paid.
There Is no mention made Of ad-
ding improvements, he pointed
out, and advises buyers to erect
nothing he cannot move off, until
he receives the deed at the end
of the two year period.
Another question concerns the
status Of other liens On the pro
perty, Wakeland reported. "a lien
is not a lien until it il recorded
he said, 50 anyone can check at
the U. 5. Commissioners office.
However, he added, should lien
be overlooked, the holder of the
lien must either make settle
ment with the buyer, or foreclose
it by redeeming the property.
Thus, the buyer at tax sale IS
protected, Wakeland stated.
1t is the understanding Of the
assessor that after the two year
RECEPTION period no old liens are
valid,
The tax sales are to be held
in the basement of the city hall,
with the City Of Palmer sale
scheduled for October 22 at 10
am. and the Palmer Independ-
ent School District sale On Octo-
Der 70 at the same hour
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10
Reporters
Notebook

Mrs. Agenes Zaborac enter
tanned at buffet turkey dinner
in her home Thursday evening,
women of the Chugach Rebekah
Lodge Sewing Circle. A pleasant
evening was enjoyed by the wo-
men. Attending from Anchorage
were the Mesdarnes Dorothy I'll.
Marquiss, Pearl Johnson, Valborg
Elm, Hattie Fireovid, May Jacks,
Florence tombstone, Lillian Davis,
Catherine Chitty, Eta Lark,
Ouita Pierce, Lille Durand,
Dorothy johnson and Nellie Fen
nemore. Palmer members present
included Mrs. Archie Moffitt,
Mrs. Elsie Brown and Donna
France.
"A number OF II. 5. Army off
Gals from Fort Richardson were
in the Palmer area on Tuesday
of this week checking on facilit-
les available to handle Army de-
pendents in the event of disper-
sal.
Theta Chapter, BSP, held an
opening meeting October z for
rushees at the home Of Helen
Mae Wiederkehr. Rushees at
tending were Leola. Rush, Doris
Anderson, Mariann Hermon,
Rusty Dow, Donna France, Thel-
ma Cope, and Learn Dodd. The
cultural program, Speech. was
presented by Lee Ehrhart and
Mrs. Wiederkehr, with Mrs. Vie
derkehr reading an article on
Beta Sigma Phi'S history and pur-
pose.
Communicable disease report
ed in the Palmer area for the
week ending September q in
Guided one case each of influen-
"a and murnps.
Learn Hoffman has accepted
the position Of receptionist and
secretary in the offices of DR..
C. C. Bailey and DR.. Marshall
Simpson.
A number of local teachers en-
joyed orientation flights off the
Palmer field this past Sunday,
courtesy of the Matanuska Val
ley Airlnens Association. "a dele
cation Of CAP personnel who had
planned to cooperate on the
flights with the local airmen,
combined to make a pleasant day
at the hangar for many.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10
ANNUAL TURKEY
DINNER TONIGHT

The Ladies Aid Of ST. Johns
Lutheran Church will be serv-
inc their annual turkey dinner
tonight between the hours of S
and pm. in the church base
ment. Tickets have been on sale
throughout the valley at So per
adult and "a cents per child, they
may ~ purchased at the door
prior to dinner. The public Is in
vited To attend. The meal will
be prepared and served by MEM
bers of the Ladies Aid.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10
pREcENCT z REPUBLICANS
lArILL CAUCUS TONIGHT

All Republicans who reside in
palmer Precinct No. 2 are re-
minded of the caucus to be- held
this evening at 3 pm. in the
ME.A. meeting room.
Republicans residing iii Pre-
cinct NO. ! (urban Palmer) are
reminded of their caucus to be
held a week from tonight, Octo-
Der II, in the Valley Theatre.
The purpose Of the caucuses is
The election Of precinct commit
taemen and conmitteewomen;
e1ection Of delegates and alter
mates To the Republican Division
Il Convention to to be held in
Anchorage November s and 9,
and to consider other business.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10
new BABIES
Vanek

MIR. and MRS. Ray Vanek Of
Anchorage, formerly Of Palmer,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF their first child, p
daughter, who was born at Pro
violence Hospital in Anchorage
October 4. She weighed seven
pounds, ID ounces at birth and
has been named Jody Laurel.
Mrs. Vanek is the former Jackie
Towner. Maternal grandparents
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10
TRI-SQUARE PLANS
HARVEST DINNER

Members of the Tri-square
Club are making plans for their
annual harvest dinner which this
wear will BE- held "a Saturday
evening, November 30 ia the
high school cafeteria. A planned
pot-iuck dinner will be served
and a program presented.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10

FOB FAST RESULTS TRY a
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10

are Mr.. and Mrs. v. Lee Caudlll
of the Butte area.
The frontiersman., 1957-10-10

FOR FAST RESULTS TRY A
FRONTIERSMAN CLASSIFIED
The Supai weekly news., 1957-01-23


makes from coffee cans. When she opens
can OF coffee she saves the strips and
cuts them into short pieces to wind her
hair on. She sure has some prettv curls.
Ida Iditicava called down from the Grand
CANYON to find out how all Of us were.
She is getting alono alright up there.
Fred Hanidrnek, Bella Wesco came, +, ALL en- A.
kaba, Alva Jones, Leruel Pava, and Nack
Putesov have been busy tanning deer hides.
Chick Putesov gave his little nephew,
Roderick, beautiful belt. Tt has some
very pretty turquoise on the buckle.
Leonard Sinyella, Of Perch SPRINGS, came
to Hill1op Thursday. He brought Maude
and Rebecca back.
hamilton Grounds has been gone FOR over a
week. he is going to ride all the way
from Peach Sprt nps and br,i ng his horses
home.
Reed "atahonipie and Llovd Hanna went to
town last Tnursdav. Thev came home late
Saturday evening"
Dickie Watahomirie and little Amos came
down with last Fridav's mail. Amos is
stavirg with Mecca and Ri Q Tobv.
riss Florence Barker, o. Flagstaff, Ariz.,
caAIed on the telephone from the Grand
Canvon last Friday afternoon to see how
all her friends We're getting along. We Al !
want he" to cone visit US: mavbe she can
find helicopter TO bring her.
O'1ck p'tesov is very proud Of his brand
new SADDLE he bou9ht from Doc Williams
IN II aRstaff. Tt came in The mail last
week and Chick had it on his horse and
was irving it out in few minutes.
otanlev and Nathan Manaka ia rod /, IN to
hilltop La Saturday and came horne on
ourr az. Thew were 1oo'cing FOR horses.
Daoy andrea Nanaka Ia has cute little
homemade swine.
!lr. collins went to the Grand Canvon on
business while he was outside. He Sold
ouan o1nve1la was getting along fine after
his operation.
Larry Cook came down So tur@ay nj ght with
Lloyd fanna and Reed "atahomigie
Ned Putesov has not been feeling wealL- sine
Saturday O
The Supai weekly news., 1957-01-23

Mrs. Ayers, Grand Canyon, SAYS hello to -
all her friends down here. She and Mrs.
Collins talked on the phone yesterday.
Lucille Powskey wrote nice little letter
to her Aunt 'innie from Theodore Roosevelt
Boarding School.
Iosenhhne tahomieie, who goes to the
T: R. 3. School at It. apache, has been bee
sick. We all hope she is much better now
.aroara and Grace MARSHALL are doing fine
In school: they also go to Fl, Apache.
ork has started on the new school build
Inc at Peach Springs, hrizona. Tt is
go nP TO be ready by next September r.
WILL have eight grades.
"r. Collins said the hi phwav was very lev
when he drove to the Grand Canvon. 1t
the Canyon the around was covered wi th
several inches Of snow.
Pat hunter wants to know if Curley is still
dOwn here.
The Supai weekly news., 1957-01-23
VISITORS Center at Canyon

There is new museum ct the Grand
CANYON National Fork and the Supais have
some things IN it. Lima Iditicava IS big
burden basket is there for the public to
see. Reed "a+nhoni gle sent some soua sh
and corn. Ny. Louis Schellbach, Park
naturalist, wants pint Of Supai beans.
If anv Of YOU have beans would you oil lea Sc
bring them to "r. Collins? You will be
paid for then.
Little Joe, De1bert, Glenn, and Delmer
helped Yrs. Collins put out a grass fire
this morning.
movie will he coming this week we think.
Watch for the annCunc ement. $
We had some m;phty good singing at sundav
School last Sunday morning and also in the
Afternoon. Six men came out for the morr.-
ing service and really doomed out on that3
bass. Lorena and Betty did their share or
music making in the afternoon. Come on
out again next SUM av, everybody. Let us
make a Joyful noise unto the Lord :"
In less than four months the children viii
be coming back from boa riding school.
Proverbs 3: 5, 7....... Trust in the Lord .
with all thine heart: and lean not unto
ttine oR1l ,1nd er ST anding
Tn all thy ways acknowledge Him. and
He shall direct they paths.
Be not wise in tn ne own-eves: fear .
the Lord and depart. from evil.n
The Supai weekly news., 1957-01-23

Page 2'--~&'unai News~~-.ian. %, 1857
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-28
|GeOrgene Lambert Weds
james Taylor in Double
RING. Ceremony

pure silk print with velvet trim
and pink accessories beaming her
blessings from her right front
pew.
Imediately after the ceremony
"a lavish reception was held at the
brides home. On the beautiful
lace covered dining table sat the
three TERED wedding cake while
Mesdames Alese Gill, Hoyt Moon
and the loyal members of Will
ing Workers Club of Mt. Tabor
supervised the delectaIble refresh
ments in their never ending sup
ply.
Mrs. Edna Sims Hall set UP the
gift room and seen working there
in were, other Phi Delta Kappa
and or Delta Sigma Theta Miner
va Strachan, Gussie Johnson,
Ruth Everett, Ruth Copeland,
Mary l.. Floyd Johnnie Mae AL
len and Katie Haylor, Josephine
-(Mrs. ,Hasten) Role kept t h e
brides book.
Assisting in the wedding prep
.arations were MeSdames Ruth
Bethel and augusta Colston. Di-
recting the wedding was Mrs.
Joycelyn N. Burroughs.
The bride a 4-year Wometco
Theater scholarship winner and
honor grad of Hampton Institute,
is faculty member of Poinciana
Park Elementary school, a Delta
Sigma Theta soror and Sunday
School teacher at Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church.
The groom is associated with
Douglas Aircraft of Los Angeles
and is also currently enrolled at
the U. of Los Angeles in the field
Of electronics.
After an undisclosed honey
moon spot, the young couple will
conclude their holiday honey
moon sojourn in the bridal suite
OF the nationally famous Sir John
Hotel.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-12-28
BY WALTON Y. lRosINsoN

Clear and distinct were the I
dos and I Wills spoken by love-
ly, petite Georgene Lambert and
stalwart James Taylor as they
were united in matrimony on
Sunday, Dec. % lat Mt. Tabor
Baptist Church amidst palms, as
tors and chrysanthemums on an
altar thanked by white seven
TERED candelabra. The Rev. J. N.
Byrd, the brides pastor and min
lister of the church, officiated.
The wedding eliminated a ro-
nance that had its beginning at
the Dorsey Jr.-Sr. high school
where both were members Of the
graduating class OF 1851.
Heavenly was the nuptial
music of Dora Wright, the Delta
Aires and Pauline Dunn, and or
ganist Isabella Blue.
At 4.O5 pm. formally attired
ushers lighted the candleabra
and rolled down the white satin
carpet. These were Hasen Role,
Robert Ingrahan and LeClair
Lambert, brides brother, a
Hampton senior and editor OF the
school paper, The Hampton Script.
Charming were the bridesmaid
in bouffant, off shoulder, ballet
length gowns of taffeta peau-de-
sole.
Yvonne Balm chose gold; Jere-
line Blackwell, aguamarine and
Thelma Moon, azure-flame. jun
i6r bridesmaids, Pamela. Bethel,
green and flower girls Sonia
Bethel and Anna Jean Stevenson.
eggshell with yellow. The maid of
honor, a sparkling !. personality.
Vivian Reid, RN., of Pittsburgh.
Pa, planned down to do the hon
ors for her former Hampton room
mate. She was radiant In tur-
quoise frock of same style .as all
others wore headdress dyed-to-
match-gown shoes.
The bride wearing a beautiful
j. M. Original white slipper satin
gown with knee deep overlap of
scalloped chantilly lace and yoke
and sleeves of same completed
her outfit with pearl tiara illus-
sion finger length. veil. and a
white prayer book covered with
double white-purple throated or
chids. She wore traditional
something's borrowed, blue and
new and entered from the main
lobby on the arm OF her uncle.
Robert c. Grier, supervisor of
case work, court of general ses-
sion, County OF New York who
gave her in marriage.
Joining them from the east
vestibule were the formally At
tired groom. and his best man
James johnson.
Maggie Grier Scott, local school
marin, mother Of the bride. was
beautiful, altho she silently went
in her flamingo silk straw toaIe
brocaded satin dressmalcer suit
and shoes Of the same hue
Staunch and staid like the ma
triachs Of old was grandmother
Minnie Grier In q pretty s,,it ~