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The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-04-04
Starr School News
BY Upper Grade Students

We enjoyed our visitors, Mrs.
Sccley and the pupils of the
Winklcr school. Mrs. Laura Jane
Taft came with them and We
listened to the tape recordings
sent to her from Siskiyou County
Schools in California. We heard
all OF our names mentioned. We
felt as if we really knew these
people in California. Mr.. Clokc
came for lunch and to see the
Starr School dancers perform in
the afternoon.
We had quiz program in the
upper grades and the Winklcr
school pupils took part. The
boys were ahead of the girls
when we finished.
WinslOw Bullchild received
eleven letters from pencil pals in
Doris, California.
Mr.. Durham and Mr.. Hawk
showed movies and slides of soil
conservation and talked to US
on Thursday They stayed for
coffee and piece of Bernie
Grounds birthday cake.
Some Of our older Indians have
been invited to give history of
Starr School. These speeches
will be on the tape recorder and
will serve as a permanent record.
Mary Grounds and Juniper Old
Person have already consented
to talk and give their knowledge
of early history of Starr School.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-04-04

Supt. Charles S. Spencer re.
turned to the reservation Friday
evening. March %. from klamath
Falls. Oregon. where he had been
visiting his mother since March
IL. He reports that his mothers
condition is much improved.
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-04-04

It's mighty poor policy to buy
your friends unless you can af.
ford to get stuck.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23

Washington, Mrs. Irene Appleby
and Bobbie, Diane and Donna
Janet, Larry, Paul and Sharon
Umberger, Willard and Edwin
Wiley, Geneivive and Michael
Davis, Carol and Ronnie Price,
Nancy and Margaret Sutphin all
of Germantown.
A beautiful and very large cake
and all that makes boys and girls
enjoy these lovely parties was
much enjoyed by all. The girls
were recipients of many lovely
gifts.
This was also made more in
teresting because there were four
generations helping to celebrate,
Mrs. Mary Lipscomb, greatgrand-
mother, Mrs. Nan Bell the grand
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Bedell the
mother and of course pat and
Pam"
The Rev. Leroy Bedell, the Rev.
Robert Crowley and DR.. Claude
Brubaker will leave by car on
Saturday to attend the Southern
Baptist Convention in Chicago
next week.
On Monday May I3 most
beautiful stork shower was given
by Mrs. Charles Deck at her
home on the "Cullum Ranch
honoring Mrs. George Schaeffer
Jr. a large group enjoyed the
lovely refreshments and the so
cial hour following, the honor
guest received many lovely and
useful gifts.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
COuntians Placed
Harvard Deans List

Ten Montgomery County under.
graduates at Harvard College have
been named to the Deans list,
averaging B or better for the Sc
mester. They include:
Willard G. McGraw. Jr, Route
8, Gaithersburg; Stanley G.
Brown, 9701 East Bekhill Dr., Ken
sington; Robert L. Meriwether,
10808 Blossom Lane, and Kenneth
l. Shine, 400 Gilmore Dr., both of
Silver Spring; Paul G. Shinkman,
6313 Alcott Rd., and Charles R,
Stafford, COOL Goldsboro Rd., both
of Bethesda, and the four follow.
ing Chevy Chase men:
Sherwood c. w. Chu, 3205
Cummings Lane, Edward H. Def.
andorf, 1905 Bradley Lane; Byron
T. Edwards, 6516 Western Ave.
and Nicholas Ourusoff, 1921 &C.
dar Parkway
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
P. ]. Nee Wins

Damascus and p ]. Nee of
Rockville teams won their games
in the Montgomery County Base
ball League Sunday. Damascus
easily defeated the Westmore nine
at Damascus 31-7, obtaining to-
tai of 81 hits and one error. Guy
Watkins of Damascus hit two
homers for the winners, and left
fielder Joe Clay got six hits out
of seven, including one homer.
The winning pitcher was Bellison.
At the Ag Center in Gathers
burg, P. j. Nee of Rockville took
the measure of Redland, 81, with
eight hits and no errors. Charles
Benjamin was the pitcher for the
winners.
The Sandy Spring-Silver Spring
game was cancelled because of
rain. President of this unlimited
league is Merton Duvall of Gath
ersburg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
HungerfOrd TOlOne
Mayfair Set
For Saturday
At Maryvale
Pat French and Marge Schloegel
Pc. 2-9057 and Pc. 2-6995

~. Z-JOO ana ~. Z-099O
Janice Griffee and Mary Hell
mer were co-hostesses at a baby
shower given May 9 for Donna
Slama. After being duly feted,
the following week Donna and
Chef became the proud parents
of baby boy, Michael Deane.
Also on May 8 Lynn Vacek and
Floi Ewing gave a baby shower
for Sally Scott, who too, has since
been visited by the stork. Cliff
and Sally have a little girl, Mar
garet Ann, born May 18th at Gar
field Hospital. Congratulations to
you all.
Irene Macy is in Bethesda
Naval Hospital, progressing nice
ly, after undergoing major sur.
gerry last Thursday.
On May 16 planning commit
tee for the new PTA met at
Yolanda and Wesley Moss home,
Floi Ewing was acting chairman
and Lawrence Breese was elected
temporary secretary historian.
Organization of this PTA is made
pending approval by the new
principal who has not as yet been
appointed.
A meeting will be held in Sep
TENDER which all interested par
ents are invited to attend. At this
time the contemplated bylaws
set up by the planning committee,
will be read and discussion of
any changes will be heard. They
will then be submitted to the
state organization for approval,
and if approved, a charter will
be granted.
Notices will be sent out to par
ents notifying them of place,
date, etc. of the September meet
ing. Anyone wanting further in
formation before then, may con-
tact Floi Ewing at Poplar 2-6170
after May &c.
1t is understood from Miss
Hanway, principal of Maryvale
School, that many of the prospec-
tive kindergartners from Hunger
ford Towne were not entered on
registration day last week. Any
one who has a child who will be
five years old by the last day of
December this year, may obtain
the necessary forms from Mary
vale School and registration may
then be made before school re-
opens in the fall. Even though
our children from Hungerford
Towne probably will not be at
tending Maryvale in the fall,
forms and information are avail
able there.
We are hoping many of you
will be able to attend the Mayfair
next Saturday, May 25 at Mary
vale School. The talent show
which will take place from "a
p. m. is comprised mostly of our
own Hungerford Towne children
and we think they deserve our
support.
Anyone desiring to attend and
who does not have transportation,
may go to any of the regular
school bus stops in Hungerford
Towne between the hours of 10
a. m. and 3 p. m. ON THE HOUR
and will be picked up by Miss
Hanway or Mr.. Cordelli and driv-
en- to the school.
Return trips will begin at 2 p.
m. and run on the hour Except
ing 6 p. No. until z p. m.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23

lar meeting of the Homemakers'
Club at the home of Mrs. Russell
King Thursday evening, May 16.
Mrs. Rachel SnOwden celebrat-
ed her birthday with family and
friends May II.
Clarksburg WSCS met last
Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Paul Burner.
Holy Communion will be OBJ
served in all three churches of
the Clarksburg Charge on June
2.
Clarksburg Community AssO-
citation will meet Monday eve
ming, May 81, at Clarksburg
School. Mr.. Glenn ]. Goldburn,
attorney who makes his home in
Poolesville, will speak on the adj
vantages and disadvantages of
town Incorporation.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
Harrisburg
Fishing Test
Feature of
Clarksb'g Day

H.. Mrs. DsviA . Brandcnburg
Telephone Ga thersbutg -Isy1
a gaiS daS planned 10" Sa.-
r.a June Is, a CaelSburg e
King Pond. Sponsored by the
harrisburg Community Assoc.a-
on, "ClarksburG Day WI BE-.
at 10 a. m. with a fish. ng con
EST for youngsters. Pony rides,
band concert, displays and sales
# various kinds will hignlight
he afternoon.
All ladies of the area are urged
10 send baked goods, fresh and
canned produce for sale at the
Country Store" stand. Ham
sandwiches, hot dogs, soft drinks
and candy will be served, as well
as hot coffee.
An adult fishing contest, with
prizes for the largest catch and
also for the best handling of
equipment, will be held later in
the day. Two grand prizes will
1e given to the holders of lucky
tickets at about 5 p. m.
Mr.. Ralph F. Martz is general
chairman of the events of the
day. James r. King is director
of field activities. Mrs. w. o.
Rose and Mrs. B. w. Burkett are
in charge of the bake sale and
food stands.
Mr.. Roy POrterfield flew to
Missouri on Sunday on sudden
news of the death of his father.
Mrs. Della Miles underwent
surgery at Episcopal Eye, Ear
and Throat Hospital in Washing
ton on Tuesday, May IA.
Miss Judith Glaze celebrated
her birthday on May 16.
Miss Linda Parham of Clarks-
burg won a blue ribbon recently
at a All Girls judging contest.
Seven girls represented the
Clarksburg group at headquar-
tiers in Rockville, taking part in
the judging of breakfast menus
and preparation. Besides Miss
Parham, those attending were
Misses Anna and June Norwood,
Sandra Parham, Sandra Taylor,
Wilma Catron and Pamela Hanvy.
Cub Scouts of Pack 1877 will
meet this week at Hyattstown
Fire Hall. The theme for the
month is Cub Scout Firemen,"
and a lively program has been
planned by the Pack Committee.
Mr.. Norman Burdette, cubmaster
of Damascus Pack TT, will pre-
sent the Clarksburg Pack with
its newly-won charter. Fire Mar
shall Slacum will entertain and
Instruct the boys and their par
ents with a film and talk on fire
prevention, and Smokey the Bear
will present the boys with Junior
Forest Ranger cards. Each den
of the pack has this month visit
ed the Fire House for a conduct
ed tour and demonstration of fire
fighting equipment.
Clarksburg Homemakers at
tended chair Gaming and rush
seating demonstration at the
home of Mrs. Clarence Day on
May 8. The Misses Edith and
May Turner. former home demon.
stration agents of Hyattsville,
were guests. A talk on "A Fam.
lily Insurance Policy was given
by Mrs. Edgar Riedl at the regu.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
Randolph Officers

Officers for the 1957-1958 cal
endar year of the Randolph Civic
Association are as follows: Pres
ident. Robert Slater; LIST Vice
President, Martha Littman; End
Vice-President, Helen Fell; Trea-
surer, Dick Fulton; Recording
Secretary, Hilda Faucet; Corr.
Secretary, Kaye Nuremberg.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23
Germantown
Germantown
Church To
Hold Father
Son Banquet
b. Laur a. Nicely
'Gi1lliaHd Acre.

Telephone Ga.therSburg 1S0Jl2
2 long las our thirsty pas
tur3 and gardens have recc' we'd
that long awaited rain, surely
twas a most welcome sight to
see the freshness OF early spring
again in the greening of the
lawns ana to observe the almost
mage bursting of the flowers
such as the peonies and iris min
gled with the beauty of the eaTli-
est blooming yellow lemon lilies
etc.
Those fortunate enough to
have early planted gardens have
reason to rejoice as they gather
the most succulent radishes, let
tuce and onions to be blended
with some other fresh vegetables
into fine tossed salad. This is
really what our grand-mothers
regarded as spring tonic when ac-
companied with asparagus and
perhaps poke" greens etc. RE
MEMBER?
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Watkins,
Jr. are rejoicing with their other
children at the birth of the new
est little daughter who came to
stay at their home on May ID.
Congratulations happy parents!
On Friday May "a at I p. m.
at The Neelsville Presbyterian
Church The Annual Father and
Son banquet will be held spon-
sored by the board of deacons;
Guest speaker will be the Rev.
Wendell S. Tredick, of Kensing-
ton Presbyterian church, The
toast to fathers by Mr.. Thomas
Stang, and to the sons by Mr..
Eugene VI. Water.
Recently a mother daughter
banquet was held at the above
church with 125 in attendance.
Perhaps the men and boys can
surpass this fine record.
Sincere sympathy is extended
to the Cornelius Frye family in
the passing of their beloved
mother last week. Services were
held at Gartners' Funeral Home
on Thursday May 16 the Rev
Leroy Bedell speaking. Inter-
ment Forest Oak Cemetery
Gaithersburg. Her husband and
I ten children survive. She was 70
Mr.. and Mrs. "Al" Jansen and
little kim" of Washington were
Saturday guests of the Neelys
Friday evening was the end OF
a banner day for the BTU group
of Germantown Baptist church
which eliminated with skating
social at Gaithersburg mink, with
chaperones and chaperoned en-
joying a real treat alike.
Saturday May Is being the ma
tai day of Pamela and Patricia
Bedell twin daughters of Rev
and Mrs. Leroy Bedell what bet
ter way to celebrate than with a
picnic and party combined
just what they did. Well. those
who came were Mr.. and Mrs
j. Willard Swingle, Miss Ruth
Demire and Jack Evans, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Jannsen and Kimber
ly, Mrs. Nan Bell, Mrs. Mary
Lipscomb, Mr.. and Mrs. Bland
Wright and children, Mr.. Ear
SHETLAND, Miss Marlene, all OF
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23

The Bureau of Mines has devel-
oped portable telephone system
for use in coal mines, which
makes use of minute hearing-aid
parts, including batteries, tran
sisters, earplugs and micro
phones.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-23

The housewife who works part
time, as well as the full time pr J.
fessional, does not get the same
recognition as man in the same
lob. claims the lilo of the u. N.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

In sc Louis NO IN 1901 An
ulo Turnha Malone opened her
ursl business ava ia q short span
~ time her produeta were a house
hold wotd among Nygro women
throur bout the Irld west
Tier philosophy WAS. a woman
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31


can't tiz her own hair. Bomeana'a
got 10 do ~ for her
Her success won her the name
Of the hair queen IN 1917 she
erected a million dollar building IN
ST. Louis and opened the Poro
College School Of Beauty Culture
She taught atudsDts how 10 use
her products how 10 walk. talk
and cat properly
ia 1920 Annie Turubo married
the manager of nor East ~ Louis
5Gnos, aunvs Aaron Malone The
mauiags lasted about sight years
and finally ended IN divorce. Ma
lone remained with the company
however until his death ia the
t93Ua
The fabulous empire Of wealth
established by Mrs. Malone began
depicting rapidly due 10 the hair
queens philaHtrOpio heart She
gave huge sums ~ money 70 vtr.
tuaiiy an charities ana orgaHl1a
ilona Nearly every Negro orphan
age In America received IS 600 an
uuai grants from her She bought
homes and gave edutatloas 10
nor brothers and sisters IN ada,
lions 10 educating numerous
mecca ard uephrwa Upon moving
70 Chicago. she purchased five
mansions taking up a complete
city block
Tas Trnnblo= Plague Mrs. Malone
Taxca and her reluctance 90 pay
them pfnvrd pandora boz 10 bBr
IN tgia she owed ne government
SOME sos 900 Her hesitation on
tas paying fendtea IN HWf be-
ing brought against her and fin
ally Ia 1861 the government solz
ed her business tpr tax payments
one former government man. are.
Ing the wealth ln the beauty bust
ness ta reported 20 have opened
hia own shop on Chicago West
side An0theT agent repeatedly len
tho government service ana open,
81 bis beauty nook IN California.
Failing 10 pay roal estate taxes
soon eliminated with Nine Ma
ione'a building pat up for sale by
The government The Chicago Met
topahtau Assurance Company
currently stands uu lbth and
south Parkway and was once the
property - Mrs Malone
Two years before her death
when her vast beauty business
was virtually extinct twu Of hor
pephowH living iH Chicago came
"a hsr aid Ralph Moody . school
teacher and ur Milo ruruhu.
ehiropodlst called IN relatives
throughout the country seeking
financial aid 10 an effort 70 70
establish much 81 the lust en-
plre property and many patent
rights that had been signed away
~ a Michigan minister
Pore Cciiegr Re Organized
The relatives responded i'm
msdiatatg and ln two vears much
rf Mime Mal0uo's property had
been ~ gained the business was
fs organized whore income met
expenses and current taxes, dis
honost employees wvrr discharged.
fnuf lest beauty schools were go
captured and al copyrights pat
ents and ruru registrations were
replaced lu hrr ngme Tor he next
IL years
put the stress pr business and a
full lie had taken murh aut ~
fnr fabulous beauty queen She
entered rrnyiient Hospital hero
sEtll dreaming stll making plans
ana stll ambitious rtsn she en-
torva Into the eternal sleep that
gives pause 60 lhr bleeding hart
Thus terminated an earth tho
cSialgnro OF Madame Annie ~
ruruho Nalane uHquRatiauaply
Americas most fabulous qucon ~
beauty
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

FlaE nav marks the birth OF
the stars end Stripes by rcso'us
ton % the Continental Congress
IN Philadelphia on Tune "a ITT
adopting thp rerogt ~ a epespsl
committee which had been ap
pointsd e. aiEEoat a design
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

STATE OF MIN ExsyTA
COUNTY OF HEM&EIlN
DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31
THIS N THAT
by hazel
underwood

f'N.ffahHhAaft AHffAfHf - fsAAftffAs.eH
once said We have come from
somewhere ana are going some
where The great Architect 81 the
universe never btdlt stairway
mat leads 10 nowhere on Mem
Dnai bay let us who nave 'loat''
loved ones on the battlefield or
elsewhere remember these words
and De comfortod
on DECORAIION DAY
Here where the sunshine hslIoys
The memories Of golden hours,
We come with thaugbtm
reverence
To cover their graves with
flowers
Proof ~ that NE Immortal,
Faithful and strong and sure.
IL this cable Of true affection
That must ~ the end endure
strong as the force ct creation
r. this love 20 moftals given,
Weaving from human heart
strings
a bridge from earth 10 heaven.
10 All II the family u the late
Mrs William A Glenn / extend
htndest thought and anrare sym
patby Ia your recent loss
We were deeply Rdcved to re-
gcivc word ~ the death 81 Mrs
Emerson Harris OF los Angelica
We are waiting Tor the family 10
arrive IN Kalamazoo Saturday.
May 80 with the body ~ their
loved ono To the family want
10 say May sympathy and under
standing help ~ casr the burden
~ sorrow that has romr 60 you
Last week { told you about The
men who said tbey couldn't stand
those educated wives who pushed
their husbands around "udicut
ed thru and knew an the an
UgpFa
mis- week. we will hear what
aue woman dtd who married an
educated man She was very
pretty KtH and her husband as.
wwri nor he would always love
her re said no had enough brains
for both of them
Enr quite . long TINS they were
very happy lie helped her over
tho ra8sh spots during the honey
moon when the honeymoon was
over be seemed % bc growing a.
shtwrI ot thr Words she spite
ant other errors in her speech
3hr took tt good uatureily until
tnn mEhi after an evening spent
With a group % bis college gricnlb
he satd 20 Ner why jia yeu have
I Rs uWcu your mouth ard show gnUr
ignorance taHlghts "A soon "a
he said it he was genuinely sorry
ard she realised Il bat that start.
sd her 90 thinking They lowed
each athcr ard she decided she
Nss going 10 60 something 10 save
their marriage
She took correspondence
course and lA leu than three Years
she received a iiploma from a
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-05-31

tbHrEn. ftN HiiFN tDtI NET now
proud he was Of her and he MOTTO
ri she was watching her English
She smiled Later he waa the
most surprised person IN the
world when she showed him the
diploma from a first class school
She had attended classes occas-
tornlly when she had 20 but had
kept a. a secret
Today they have marriage
built on love and understanding
and although he says he loved her
aa she WaH. he often tells her how
proud he is Of her when he lIs-
tens 10 her hold her own" In any
group Of friends
Several ~ The women present
said n their husbands talked %
them Hike the above husband talk
ed 10 his wife they would tell him
10 go find a wife that suited bis
friends college degrees
Another woman said she wished
more young people would try 10
save their marriages and not have
80 much false pride
The men, They had gone into
another room and stayed there
The women really had the last
word
70 Carrie Jackson Thanks for
the note I was go surprised 10
knuW you and Palmer were In
Omaha and sorry 10 know that
ralmers mother Ia on the sick
ua 4 little bird told me about
the you know what
Twilight Social Club From
Jessie shepard.s description you
must have had very lovely An
aiveraafy celebration do hope
you have many more
Making Others Happy
Making other people happy
helping hearts 10 smile a bit
That's The only real solution
Ia know life. the best 81 Il
Though your ears are large and
many
And your heart has known It's
pain.
Bach OF ali the gloomy shadows
You viii find the sun again
Helping others with your
! kindness
Cannot help but brighten you.
tor IN giving of yourself
There's nothing more that you
can DO
Harold 4 9andstrnm in
Friendly Cheer
/ uuul next week This Ia ~