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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Annual County
All Beef Field Day

The Second Annual Montgom,
cry County 4-H Beef Field Day
has been set up by the Club to
be, held on Saturday, May IL,
starting at IL a. m. at the Agri,
culture Center in Gaithersburg.
Three former All Club mem.
bers who have exhibited steers
have been asked to serve as of.
fetal judges; they are: Gordon
Keys, Olney; Willard Lethbridge,
Spencerville; and Harold Null
link, Damascus.
There will be classes, light and
heavy weight, for the Angus,
Hereford, and Shorthorn Steers,
and one class each for the Angus,
Hereford, and Shorthorn Heifers.
One of the highlights of the
show will be the Junior and Sen
ior Division Fitting and Showing
competition, with an overall
Champion being selected. Special
awards are being offered to these
winners.
Everyone who wishes, is cor.
daily invited to attend the Sec
ond Annual Montgomery County
All Beef Field Day Meeting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Poolesville
By Mrs. w. A. Daniel
Telephone Poolesville 2118

A wonderful time was had by
all who attended the annual ban
quet given by the Upper Mont
gomery Fire Department to mem.
bers and guests on Saturday eve.
ming, at the Francis Scott Key
Hotel in Frederick.
POSTMASTER for the occasion
was our neighbor, Judge Alfred
D. Noyes of GAINESVILLE and
guest speaker was Senator Ed
ward Northrop. The rest of the
evening was enjoyed dancing to
the Nightingales.
A Tour of Country Homes in
the Poolesville neighborhood will
be held on May 81 from 10 a. m.
to 5 p. m. This tour is sponsored
by the Woman's Auxiliary of st.
Peters Church of which the Rev.
Carter S. Gilliss is Rector. Lunch
con will be served in the Parish
House adjoining the church.
Tickets are $500. Seven homes
and the church will be open.
The MonOcacy Garden Club of
Upper Montgomery Co. met at
the home of Mrs. j. D. Harriss
near Dickerson last Thursday.
Following luncheon, the group
was addressed by w. Bryant
Tyrrefl of Takoma Park with his
subject, Birds around the Home
Guests of Mrs. Gordon Smith
last Tuesday for luncheon at the
Columbia Country Club were
Mrs. Samuel Tolbert and Mrs.
Lewis Allnutt, Jr. This was a
Medical Auxiliary gathering, fol-
lowed by a Fashion Show.
MIR. and Mrs. John Kimmerling
attended the dance on Saturday
evening of the Riggs Bank held
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
MONTGOMERY COUNTY SENTINEL
Thursday May 2. 1857

Church. She returned with Mrs.
Marshall Hersperger and also
Mrs. Horace Davis of Baltimore
to visit until Monday. Miss Sue
Worley came home with Mrs.
Thomas Oxley for the weekend
and on Thursday took the group
to Olney Inn for lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gray
had a nice trip to Cornell Univer-
sity, N. Y. arriving there last
Thursday and returning on Mon
day. They visited their son
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
King Bulls Rated
Preferred Sires

BRATTLEBORO, VT. - Two
registered Holstein bulls owned
by Leslie C. King, Clarksburg,
have been rated as Preferred Ped
igree Sires -the highest attain
able honor in the Selective Reg.
istration Program of the Holstein.
Friesian Association of America.
Kingstead Pabst Koba Lad L.
295, 1896, and KinStead Pabst Evan,
1 ,295, 597 qualified for the coveted
rating on the basis of the out
stadlng performance of their an
ceStorS.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09

OF annual May Balls. Bdrnee
Breeskin supplied the music for
the festivities, and the guests en-
joyed a cabaret setting planned
by the committee in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sangrey
and their sons, Bill and Tom,
have returned from weeks stay
at Daytona Beach, Florida.
Mrs. Clay Plummer left Sun
day morning for Pittsburg, called
there by the grave illness of her
brother-in-law, Hiram Perkins.
Mrs. Joseph Francis of Nor
folk, returned home Saturday
after spending two weeks here
with her brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. War; en-
Richardson.
MIR. and Mrs. Armin He'll and
family left Friday evening for a
boat trip down the Potomac,
landing at Norfolk for a tour of
the shipyards and look at the
azalea gardens. They also en-
joyed a visit to the jamestown
Festival and other points of in.
terest in Tidewater, Virginia.
Mrs. Arthur Ewell of Westmin-
ster is spending two weeks here
at the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Thompson.
The Grand Chapter Of Mary
land, o. E. S., convened in Balti.
more last week, opening on Sun.
day and concluding on Wednes-
day evening. Among those from
Pentalpha Chapter who attended
either full or part-time were Mrs.
George Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Irwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Mutt, Mrs. c. E. Crawford, Mrs.
Charles Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Allen, Mrs. Ralph Hay
ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Merhle King,
and Mrs. William Christie.
Mrs. Cora Murphy, a resident
of Gaithersburg for the past six
ty years, celebrated her ninetieth
birthday on April 80. Her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Lowe, of Cleveland spent
several days visiting here and in
Frederick for the gala occasion.
Mrs. Murphy was the guest of
her son, Robert L. Murphy, of
Frederick for a few days.
While she was there, Mr.. Muir
ply and Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe were
hosts at birthday dinner cele-
bration at the Francis Scott Key
hotel.
Plans are now being formu-
lated for the coming season of
the Community Concert series.
Music-lovers in the area are IA
miliar with the work of this
county organization and will re.
member with much pleasure the
three concerts of last season. Sub
scriptions to the corning series
will be available from May Z I'M
til 5 p. m. on May II. Adult
membership cards are $3.50 for
the season while student rates
are set at 81.
Readers should be reminded
that this is not program of
local talent, but a presentation of
top artists, such as Igor CORN,
Alec Templeton, William War
field, and Rosa PonseIle. While
a minimum of three perform
ances will be scheduled, addition
al concerts will be presented if
the subscriptions warrant. All
concerts will be held in the audi
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09
Caithersburg
BY MOllie w. Christie
Telephone Gaithersburg $50

One never knows when the
name of Gaithersburg or the
name of Gaithersburg person
atty is going to pop up and make
? news. The April 18 issue OF
STARS and Stripes" the Armys
overseas newspaper, carries a
four-column spread, complete
with many large pictures of Pfc.
Bill Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Anderson.
The article recounts the day.to-
day life of Pfc. and Mrs. Ander.
son, who make their home in the
second-floor apartment of the
home of Herr Johann Brugger
and his wife in Mannheim, Ger.
many, where Bill is now sta.
/ toned.
1t is fascinating to read of the
way in which the Andersons and
the Bruggers have overcome the
language barriers between Ger.
man and English; of how the
American couple has introduced
their German landlords to Amer.
lican foods, facilities, and man
.-ners; and of how the German
couple has aided Bill and his wife
in their housekeeping problems,
shopping hints, and interesting
places to visit when on leave.
The cordial relationship be-
tween the two couples as they
cook, travel, or work on Bills
/ Volkswagen results in Bills an
swer to the question of how he
likes his temporary home: Ger
many? We like it fine"
Gaithersburg again figured in
the news last week when the
Welding Engineering Conference
of the United States Army Engi-
neer Research and Development
Laboratories convened at Fort
Belvoir. Two hundred and seven
ty-five key figures in industry
and Army engineering from all
over the nation were at the con-
ference, and two of those were
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard McPher-
son of Gaithersburg.
On Tuesday evening, Mrs. Nc
Pherson was introduced with a
resounding presentation by Gen.
Tuohey. If the audience expected
a big, brawny Amazon of ripping
muscles to rise, they must have
been astounded when tiny Mrs.
Mac stood up to receive the
ovation.
On Thursday afternoon, Mrs.
Mcpherson spoke to the older
students of the local elementary
school on the place of steel in our
daily lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith are
the proud parents of bouncing,
nine-pound son born last Monday
at Suburban Hospital. The young
man has been named Robert
Coleman.
Appendect0mies were Sc he'd
uled thick and fast last week at
the Montgomery County General
Hospital. Among those who lost
their appendices there were Miss
Nancy Sue Ciarrochi, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ciarrochi;
Gregory Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Young; and Woody
Adams, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodrow Adams.
The Gaithersburg Kiwanis Club
held their May Ball last Saturday
evening in the new auditorium at
the Ag Center. This was the first
in what is planned to be a series
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-09

forum OF the Richard Montgom-
cry High School in Rockville, and
the season extends from October
through March.
The Gaithersburg representa-.
tive for membership is Mrs.
Clitus Bordeaux, who will be glad
to accept your subscription. Rock
vile headquarters are located In
the County Federal and Loan
building on Court House Square.
Mrs. Paul Ramsdall has been
visiting for two weeks at the
home of her son and daughter-in.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin, in
Short Hills, New Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard HoyIe
spent last weekend at Westmin.
ster College, New Wilmington,
Pa, where their daughter, Judy,
is freshman. The college OBJ
served Parents Weekend, and the
Hoyles attended the various func-
tons scheduled for the occasion.
The girls of Mrs. j. w. Deppa's
Girl Scout troop held a Lesson
Day last Saturday at the farm of
Mrs. Charles Burton. At this
time, the older and more expert
enced scouts demonstrated vari-
GUS techniques and methods to
the new corps of adult leaders.
Mrs. Lewis Reed was hostess
on Wednesday afternoon to the
members of the Katherine Eye
Circle of the Grace Methodist
Church.
Memorial Day services have
been announced for Thursday,
May 80, at 1890 a. m. In the
Forest Oak Cemetery. Details of
the program will be released
later.
The Maryland State Junior
Chamber of Commerce convened
in Frederick on May 8, q, and 5.
Among the Gaithersburg Jaycees
in attendance were Frank Snyder,
Daryl Wigle, Clark Cooper, Glen
Lewis, Andy Hugar, George Man.
del, and AL Evans.
Mr.. Wigle was named a mem.
Der of the Awards Committee,
and Mr.. Cooper appeared in the
state finals of the Speak-Up con-
test.
Approximately forty members
of Court Archbishop Curley and
Court Damascus of the Catholic
Daughters attended the annual
Communion at the 8 p. m. Mass
on Sunday, May 5. Immediately
following, there was a breakfast
at the Washingtonian Motel res.
taurant.
Mrs. Catherine Waters, Grand
Regent of Court Archbishop Cur
ley, introduced the speakers: Mrs.
Ella Coxen, State Secretary; Mrs.
Mary Smith, District Deputy; and
Mrs. Joan Fisher, Grand Regent
of Court Damascus.
Miss Mary Gloyd introduced
the honored guests, who were
Hazel Byrnes, Virginia Federline,
Nell Gartner, Ruth Colpo, Henri
eta Musser, and Kay Braley.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Hershey
and their infant daughter have
returned to their home on Brooks
Avenue after spending the past
month in Kensington at the home
of Mrs. Hershey's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin H. Wright.
This is not exactly news item,
but we're happy to include it
along with the news of the week.
A resident of Gaithersburg called
us to ask that we express in the
column a word of thanks for the
fact that last Sunday was peace
full and quiet in his neighborhood
because no one got out a power
mower and cut the lawn.
For obvious reasons, we are
not using the gentleman's name
nor the section of town in which
he lives; but we are sure there
are folks in all parts of town to
whom the Sabbath has special
significance and for whom a day
of calm and quiet is a very vel
come break in the hectic routine
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
Carrie Lore Watts
WEEDS Mr.. Strickland

Miss Carrie Love Watts. dau-
gh'or Of Mr.. and Hrs. GadGic
Watts Of Tabor City. and Elbcrt
Strickland. son Of Tr. and Mrs.
Na'scy Strickland. also Of Tabor
City, were married Sunday, June
rs. IN Conway. s. [
Tie ride was graduated flom
'h" Tabor City School and is
associated with Lci~wand's. Two
bridegroom attended the Tabor.
City School and ser"ed a tour of
duties with the army. He is
at Prince Brothers.
Following a wedding trip to
Florida Mr.. and Ms. Strickland
are at home on route /. Tabor
City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

The Equalization Board was
created about year ago though
the insistance of the County
Delegation and Jack Gerald.
County Auditor.
The duties of the Board were
TO make a full and complete
study of the problem and come
up with recommendations for
ways and means to give Horny
County complete cqualizat.on
program.
During the paSI year, The
board made Ia study OF Bcaufn. =
County and its new equallza-
ton program and another study
based upon recommendations
given to the South { arolina Tax
Commission through the Grit
fenhagen Report. Recently ;hs
Board asked for bids and dccid-l
ed that a large appraising frm
which performed The same sSG-
VICE for Beufort County, was the
best qualified to do the Job.
In rcSigning the chairmansh'p.l
Jesse Lee thanked all members,
OF the board Tor their work dur
ing the past year. Mr.. Lee said.
that he was sorry that such a
turn of events had taken place
Therefore due To the imroS-
SlbilitieS OF ;he situation brought
about by turn about policies of
those Cngui:cd by unknown.
fears that seem to haunt poll
ticians. submit my resignation.
60 become effective immediate
ly. stated Mr. Lee III his lct'c,.
of resignation.
1t is M sincere hope" he.
added, that the people of Horny
County and their officials will.
see the great need for such a.
program in Horny County AID.
VIII take some action to give the
taxpayers what they are enti.l-.
ed to-Name'y Tax Equalization
IN the near future"
Immediately after the resigra-
ton OF Mr.. Lee, a motion was.
made and seconded that the n e.
tire Board resign.
Members of the board wC..'
+ W. Price. Jr.. Russell Hodges
j. NJ. Lee. J. J. Ncttlcs. Jam.
h,anton. d. O. Hc!.iIord. Sr.. II.
Tom Roberts. \. II. Calhoun
James Best, Jr., n. w. Robe--s.
Y. {. Annette and Jason Am
mons.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
MR.. AND MRS. BERMEY E. STEVENS
NOW AT HOME IN TABOR CITY

rail was interviewer with South
crn SmllaN ami pOmponS. witt
slal.ou bouquets as each col
umn.
Clyde Wade, organ lSt, and Mrs
Helen Wyrnc. SoloISt, rendered
a program Of music.
The bride given in marriage
by her father wore a gown of
chantilly lace and tulle over sat-
in, with 4 sweetheart necklIne.
short lace sleeves with MATCH. &
scalloped gauutletS. and a fitted.
bodice. The bouffant skirt of
ruffles had an over skirt of Ice
cascading into a chapel train.
Her finger tip veII of impor ed
illusion was attached to mat
ching lace and p adrl half hat.
She carried bouquet of rubrum
lilies.
Miss Betty Helen Mobley wa
her sisters maid OF honor. She
wore a dress of net and taffeta
in American beauty rose with
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

Bermcy Edward Stevens and
nis bride, Jean Ward Nobiey
have returned from their we'd
dag trip and are getting Sett!cd
in the Tructt home for their tea
ching positions WITH the Tabor
City Schools.
They were married Sunday
June ,, in Memorial Bapt.S:
Church, Williamson. with the
Rev. Gordon Conk,in officiating
at the double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hltdreth Peele
Mobley of Williamson and tie
bridegroom is the son of MIR. and
Mrs. Harvey Dewey Stevens Of
Tabor City.
The church was decorated
with woodwardia ferns forming
background for seven branch
ed candelabra which were used
IN an arch effect. Sprays -
white gladioh, chiysanthemums
and stock were used The choir
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
Equalization
Board Resigns
Over Conflict

Horny County is now withou.
the services of an Equalization.
Board with their Chairman,
Jesse Lee, the entire member
ship of the board resigned Mon
day of last week i'll a lengthy
meeting with the members of
the Horny County Courthouse in
/ Conway.
Failure of the Delegation 10
include a measure with the Hor-
ry Supply Bill to provide funds
for a complete tax equalization
program for Horny County " rs
given as the reason for the re-
Signation of the equalization.
Board.
7 Costs of the equalization p;u
gram would have amounted tc
$4,000 TO De paid over a num-
Der of years.
/ State Representative Eugene
Altman who had drafted the bill
stated that ne did not place the
bill in the hopper because thee
was "A difference of opinion
among the delegation.
State Senator James Steve, $
said Il am a hard man to sci.
and | want to satisfy myself
completely that we would have
the best joo possible"
J. Robert Carter, Junior mem
Der of the Delegation stated tina,
although he knew the county
was in bad shape because of the
present system, re hesitatci
spending that much money
However, ne added that the S
/ c. Assembly has appointed d
committee &c study the tax 81;
.uation in South Carolina and
from their overall program
some sort Of assistGr &c might be
Forthcoming from The state.
/ Russell Hodges, member OF
the Equalization Board replied,
- am against passing an obliga-
ton TO a higher authority. Our
present national sit"ation can be-
attributed 10 local governments
slrrcndcrlng their obligations l
believe in cleaning our owl.
house and meeting our own OBJ
legations
Representative Lloyd Bell sta e
cd that he may have gone alons
with the Boards Iccommen "a
ton Of the cost if il had amount
cd to about $4,000" but that
the amount Of $4,000 was a
lot OF money" Eugene Altmua
another member OF the delcSa o
ton and drafter OF the bill sad
that Il am for it 100 pcrcen,.
All members Of the County Del
egation stated that there was
a need for III equalization pc
gram.
In his letter of resigna TON
written to Jack Ger aid, County
Auditor. Jesse Lee, Chairman OF
the Equalization Beard stated:
Before the craftsmanship Of
this board was accepted. a SOL
emn prOmIS" was gwen by Irc
Delegation that it would make
FUNDS available TO put through
q modern program
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03
BACK FROM VACATION

Mr.. and Mrs. By Graham
and daughter, AlI,e Faye, re-
turned Sunday nIgh from a "
cation trip 10 the Mountains Of
Western North Carolina. They
also visited in Georgia and Ala
hama
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1957-07-03

matching yelled headdreSs ant
.auntlets. She carried a bouque
If pink briarclift roses will
;tephanotis. The six honorar,
attendants wore pa.e pink dre,-
les of net and taffeta and carri-
ID white lace handkerchiefs
They were Miss Sally Robertson
MeSdameS Royce Ward, jean
ZONES, George Corey, Charles
edwards of Williamson aid
Miss Jane Croofton of Plymouth.
The bridegroom had his fatr-
n as best man. UsherS wer"
Jack Edwards OF WILLIAMSON.
Sill Lester of Racford, Char les
Cox of Tabor City; Wayne, W.
liam and X. d. Stevens, Jr
brothers of the bridegroom OF
Tabor City and Henslee Harde.
Of Loris, S. c.
The mother of the bride wore
mauvc hat and corsa age
with mauve hat ara a corsage
If Cymbidium o lchids. The
bridegroom mother wore u
ireSS OF navy lace and navy ac-
cCSsorieS ana corSrge Of Gym
bidium orchids.
The brides maternal gra A.
mother was dressed III navy
Shantung with matching acces-
SORES. She also wore a corSage
OF cymbIdium orchids.
Mis-. Stevens was graduated
from Williamson High School
as an Arion honor student. From
East Carolina College. where Sh
was graduated, she was I,
of the Ell Chi Chap'e,
of Kappa Delta PM honorary
educational fraternity and Phi
OminCron. National Home Eco
Monies Society. For the past
year she has taught Home Eco
Monies in Edenton.
Mr.. Stevens. before gradual
ing from East Carolina College.
served two years in the armec
forces. He was member Of tie
college baseball team.
CAKE CUTTING
Following the rehearsal for
the wedding Saturday evening n
cake cutting was sven by the
parents of the briue-elect, cII-
a number of prenupt,al
entertainments.
Mr. and Mrs. bill Howell.
aunt and uncle o. the bride
'lc... greeted guests upon army
Il.
The table was covered with a
white lace table cloth over pale
green madeira linen and was
entered with a thrce-ticr we'd
ling cake topped with a mrI!I-
I'VE bride ana bridegroom.
Miss Ida Privatt, presided at
he punch bowl. Misses Betty
Helen Moblcy and Janet Ross
assisted in serving Mrs. D. c
AcLawhorn serl 4 wedciuc
axe TO around a nGIGrcd guests.
Miss Nancy Ward. cousin Of
he bride. presided at the rcgIst-
u. Goodbycs were said by Mir
nd Mrs Ben Courtney.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

wilkins and Cisrcnce Mitchell two top NAACP officials
havr expressed a a s surprising
They predict that by 1859 than
elected Southern stsesthree Mississippi
and enc each from North and South Carolina
Mitchell quite hs observation that though
and been about Indignation the schools What
opponents really fear "a integration at the polls
The prediction not exactly when Il considered tina,
many southern cutnuber
thus that
numerical superiority largely dsranchsd
power the southern traditions based racial oppres
Fl through
achieved touSh unti Negroes permitted
seprcaac numbers circumstance
Ar likely 70 permit without
NonetseeS similarly
actively voter registration campaign southern
Nsgrcw@ do4nx
hts every penalties
pcssgsle- the campaign Win b successful
impossible probability
Ngro eounty nsilouai level
% the sOh that until few wO0 Asvs been
. unthinkasls
Just progresses intellectually morally n3eea
political change
Angeles tcaAfl sentinel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-12-27

pictures yelling
people school
desegregaon astonishing
They violence They
allow processes n the courh
They urged praced stepbystep procedures The
patience and IN
they armed nobs,
people reckless language without
would be far behHd where
indignation n they "exrsnSs" u Is certainly
not in ths as the other group.
accepts myth equally irresponsible
appears this moderate position
between mob and gradual
that IT, studied nacaon
things overnight (which everybody
indefinite stating Out Of
picture typical moderate repeatedly
with the Supreme Court ruling and deyouty
segregation accept school ntsgraon
point any be made
gadng desKrsgaon groups those
against, group people indifferent
Each doubtless contains
people the record plain all that
au1essnsas irresponsible leader
The monopoly such things eanno,
great which side has exhibited
exemplary responsibility the nsgrson.
close monopoly vicious
behavior and responsbl,y
"donothing position plays
throw
phony picture equally undesirable
Mngan. Christian Ethics.
Denver Colo. iin school OF Theology