Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-03-26
Cabin -BrOOkmOnt
.BannOckburn
Man Wins
Study Grant
By Naomi SANDY Rovnel
Oliver 6-eS63

Intellectually stimulating in the
air, but another resident of East
Halbert I'd, Bannockburn, has
received a sizeable reseach grant
from the Rockefeller Founda-
tion-the third such within the
past 10 months.
Professor Samuel L. Sharp, Of
American University's School Of
International Service, has been
awarded $1,000 to research q
book about the meaning of legal.
ity under communism. Mr..
Sharp ID on sabbatical leave
from the University.
Overseas Schools: Members Of
the P-TA of Western Junior
High School heard a discussion
of Schools at Nome and
Abroad" last week at their regu-
lar monthly meeting. DR.. Paul
e. Smith, secretary Of ths Com.
mittee on international Relations
of the National Education Asso.
citation compared our schools
with those In other countries,
discussed the affect Of interna-
tional developments In education
on our system and described the
role of education In the Middle
East.
DR.. Smith has served with the
International Cooperation Ad-
ministration a. Regional Off
Ger for the Near East and Africa
and spent 10 years with the OF
flee of Education where he dealt
In educational matters relating
to Latin America and Europe.
Full-tims Fireman: Hr. Henry
B. Jones of Falls Church, Va,
has been employed a. the sole
fulltime fireman at the Cabin
John Park Volunteer Fire Do
partmsnt. Mr.. Jones, who won
the position through a compSti-
tive examination with 10 other
applicants, has had six years Of
experience In volunteer fire de-,
partment work and has had sew.
eral courses IN firefighting Ut
the University Of Maryland. He
also holds diplomas for first aid
from the Red Cross.
mot sol Hidden Persuaders
Department; A three and a half
year old OF our acquaintance
came up to his mother the other
day, put his arms around her
neck, nestled his head and whis.
pered ardently, 'Mommy, I love
you best Of Of All Leading
Brands"
Church Opened: Official open
ing for worship services for the
new sanctuary of Christ Memo.
rial Church formerly Shaler
Memorial Chapel in Cabin John
were held Saturday and Sunday,
March II and IS.
Beginning with an an night
prayer vigil, the services were
cll-maxed Sunday afternoon by q
special ceremony at which DE-.
Phillip c. Edwards of the Ma
tional Board of Missions, The
Methodist Church, Philadelphia,
was the featured speaker.
Representatives Of area organ
izations who attended the csre-
monies were I. X. Inkrots OF
Cabin John Gardens Corpora
ton; Ralph Bowers, Elwood @.
Taylor, Potomac Valley Lions
Club; Alfred L. johnson, Be
thesda Lodge No. 204, A.F.&
AM, Gus Arnold, Robert
Briggs, Ernest O'Roark. An1ori.
can Legion; Don Cook, Harry
Newman, Potomac Valley Teens
Club; Mrs. Annice Totoro, Cab
In John Park Citizens Associa.
ton; Ike Marshall, jr. Order II
United American Mechanics and
Messrs. Hunter and Streams
from the Cabin John Park Volun-
teer Fire Department.
Three former pastors of the
church, Rev. D. c. Chandler Of
Lansdowne, Nd, Rev. Fred A.
Holden of Baltimore and Rev.
Elgar C. Soper of Oxon Hills
were also present as well as Rev.
J. Elmer Benson, Of Baltimore.
who attended the church a. q
child.
Present pastor of the church
is Rev. William A. Floyd.