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Thursday, Jus* 20, ITS) SENTINEL
School Bus Driver 20 Years,
Mrs. Miller Is Stepping Down
By Robin Dorr
Sentinel Reporter
“When you’ve driven school buses for over 20 years,
raised two children, a stepson, 11 grandchildren, three
great grandchildren and 27 foster children, you don’t
rightly know how to retire,” according to Louise B. Miller.
The 59-year-old Silver Spring
grandmother Isn’t likely to give I
up her two favorite hobbles— i
bus driving and childi-alsing, \
even though 30 other Montgom
ery County school bus drivers
gave her a farewell luncheon
yesterday. She received a charm
bracelet from the group, pre
sented by Richard Ream, direc
tor of the Montgomery County
Transportation Division.
Twenty years ago she became
one of the county’s first two j
women school bus drivers. One (
other driver, Katherine Mills, of j
Gaithersburg, claims to have
been the first. There Is no way ,
of checking the record, accord- j
lng to director Ream, ‘‘and I’m
not about to get caught In the
middle of an argument between '
two ladies,” he added with a
smile. j
Married at 16, Mrs. Miller’s
first job was with the County ,
Liquor Control Board as a sec
retary 39 years ago. She be
came the county's first and ■
only—woman beer truck driver
when there was a shortage of
men during World War 11.
Twenty yeans ago she began
driving buses for the county
schools. “I figure I’ve taken
kids to nearly every school in
the oounty," she said, “includ
ing Takoma, Montgomery Hills,
Gleremont, Kensington Elemen
tary and Junior, all the Silver
Spring schools and even St.
Michael's.”
The active mother doesn’t be
lieve In vacations. For the past
two decades she has also driven
county recreation busies during
the summer. “I get up at 5:30
every morning just like any-
Prugh Again
Heads Group
On Housing
Dr. John Wiley Prugh, newly
elected president of the Subur
ban Maryland Fair Housing,
Inc., told the group recently
that, "Hie conquest of outer
■pace Is a hollow victory if
Americans cannot conquer the
emotional space between human
beings.”
Dr. Prugh spoke at the first
annual meeting of the group
that had met to elect officers
and directors. There are nearly
400 members of the newly form
ed group, working out of more
than 20 neighborhoods.
The primary purpose of the
SMFH, formed six months ago,
is to locate homes in heretofore
all - white neighborhoods for
Negro families to rent or buy.
They have collected information
showing that neighborhoods
elsewhere have not been lower
ed in value. In many cases,
they say, neighborhood prop
erty values have Improved.
"We are a pioneering organ
isation,” aays Dr. Prugh, “and
oar aim Is to collect facts about
Integration and make them
known to the pubHc.”
It was announced at the meet
ing that three houses in all
white neighborhoods had been
sold to Negro families within
the last five months. Dr. Prugh,
a Rockville resident, said their
greatest problem is lack of list
ings of homes owned by whites
who are willing to sell to
Negroes.
"Suburbia today.” Dr. Prugh
commented, “is pale, bland and
homogenized. Our ultimate
goal is total blindness to race
differences. A minister of St-
Andrews United Presbyterian
Church In Rockville. Dr. Prugh
Is also chairman of Ministerial
Relations, Washington Presby
tery.
Other newly elected officers
included Ralph E. Showalter,
6408 W. Halbert Road, Bethesda,
vice president: George W.
Franklin, 15731 Bradford Road,
Silver Spring, secretory; Bruce
L. Bowman, 14-Z-31 Laurel HUI
Road, Greenbelt, treasurer.
Hie following were named as
directors: Rev. Thomas B.
Allen. Rev. Thomas G. Barring
ton, John S. deßeers, Rt. Rev.
Msgr. James A. Caulfield, Jo
seph Ei a, Karl D. Gregory, Al
bert K. Her ling, Sylvesta Rob
erts, Margery T. Ware and Rev.
Robert L. Zoerheide.
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body else,” she says, "but, of
course, I don’t leave the house
untU 7:30.”
“I keep my bus right In
front of my house,” she says
fondly, "I want to keep an eye
on It ... like to look at It”
Mrs. Miller lives at 11509
IxK-kwood Drive, Silver
Spring, just a few doors away
from where she was born.
Seventeen years ago Louise
Miller drove her first grand
daughter to school. The child of
her daughter, Barbara Neely,
11505 Lockwood Drive, Silver
Spring, is now 22-year-old Yleen
Blckett. This fall, on the first
day of school only, Louise will
drive her great granddaughter,
Roberta Ann Bickett, and her
granddaughter, Patricia Boteler,
to the Hillandale School by spe
cial permission of the 90hool’s
transportation division.
Not content with driving 60
youngsters to and from school
each day, Mrs. Miller has raised
27 foster children sent to her
from the Montgomery County
Welfare Board.
“I saw this little kid going
Into Eastern Junior High one
day. She was a foster child.
She said she wanted to live with
me so I contacted the Welfare
department. One thing led to an
other and before you know it
I had 27 of them.”
She had, at one time, eight
teen-aged girls, all of whom
graduated from Northwood
High. Three of “her children”
are married and have children
of their own. Most of the 27
keep In close touch with their
foster mother and, according
to Mrs. Miller, “I don’t feel
they are any less mine than
my own kids.”
Her home Is designed for large
families. The large, 40-year
old five-bedroom structure built
on 4 or 5 acres of land, is due
to be tom down soon, making
way for modem apartments. Mr.
and Mrs. Miller will move into
their home in North Beach tem
porarily. “I want to buy a house
closer to the shore,” she says.
“Retirement plans ?”, the ac
tive mother was asked.
"Well, I haven’t made any,
she says “There’s lots to do you
know. I’m not the type to just
sit around.”
Her husband, Roy R. Miller,
is a master mechanic with the
Washigton Suburban Sanitation
Commission. When asked about
his wife’s plans for the future,
Miller laughed and said,” Well,
that’s a woman who decides for
herself. I know one thing, she
never sets still, and retirement
or no, she isn’t about to set still
in the future.”
R. Adams,
Farmer,
Dies At 72
Roderick Adams, longtime
Montgomery County farmer
and carpenter, died June 13
after a long illness and was
buried Saturday in Woodside
Cemetery, Brinklow. He was 72.
A native of Howard Oounty,
Mr. Adams grew up In Clarks
ville and later in Catonsvllle.
But as a boy he spent a great
deal of time In Montgomery
County and moved here as a
young man to remain.
In 1918 he married Kath
arine Janney Hutton, who sur
vives him, and the couple lived
for 20 years on Brooke Grove
Road near Montgomery Gen
eral Hospital, moving to the
present family home on Bright
on Road, near Brighton, about
10 years ago.
Mr. Adams had a rare "green
thumb” as well as unusual car
pentry and woodworking skill.
He once developed his own
brand of strawberry plant.
They had one child, Sarah,
who Is now Mrs. Page Dinnel,
living in Kensington.
Mr. Adams also leaves two
sisters, Mrs. Sidney Bradford of
Pennsylvania and Mrs. Mary
Bentley of Ashton and one
brother, Douglas T. Adams of
California.
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More Rockville Recreation
The kids are all ready to go, waiting only
for Rockville Mayor Frank Ecker to make It
official last Saturday as the city’s new Mon
trose Recreation Arena was formally dedi
cated. The 5.75-acre center building, com
pleted at a cost of $15,000, Is of new design
Deaths
Adam*. Mart E.. 7214 Tmcott Ave.,
Takoma Park, on June 7. Burial In Fort
Lincoln Cementery.
Adams, Roderick D., Brlnklow, on
June 13. Burial In Woodilde Cemetery,
Brlnklow.
Ahern, Isabelle 0., 3330 Sherrill Ave.,
Chevy Chase, on June 7. Burial In Kan
sas City, Mo. e"
Butler, Katherine Carmel, 9110 Georgia
Ave., Silver Spring, on June 9. Burial
in Forest Glen Cemetery.
Brlgga, Robert M., 2100 Belvedere
Blvd., Sliver Spring, on June 11. Burial
In Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Bolwell, Adelina Russell. White Oak,
Sliver Spring, on June 5. Burial private.
Bowman, Harry Gruber Jr., 9628 Dili
ton Drive, Silver Spring, on June 9.
Burial private.
Baker, Charles R.. 8609 Barron St.,
Takoma Park, on June 1. Burial In
Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Davis, Elaine, 8317 Grubb Road. Silver
Spring, on June 15. Burial In King David
Memorial Garden.
Davis. Russell 1., Muncaater Mill Road,
Rockville, on June 11. Burial In Flower
HUI Church, Red land.
Denlkos, Mitchell J., 1318 Crest Road,
Sliver Spring, on June 13. Burial In Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
Dillon, Anna Grace, 7905 Glenslde
Drive, Takoma Park, on June 12. Burial
In Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
Elder, John Thompson, 2308 Colston
Drive, Silver Spring, on June 14. Burial
notice later.
Kirin, A tire Wlrgman. 11802 Smoke
Tree Road, Rockville, on June 11. Burial
In Old David’s Cemetery.
Falco. Henry E.. 6303 Halbert Road.
Bethesda. on June 15. Burial In Arling
ton. National Cemetery.
Federllne, Guy Thomas, 10213 Wood
moor Circle. Silver Spring, on June 10.
Burial In Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Feld, Samuel J., 3407 Hayden Drive,
Silver Spring, on June 7. Burial In York,
Pa.
Foster, A lease Virginia, 11508 Elkin
St.. Wheaton, on June 10. Burial In Al
llngton National Cemetery.
Friedrichs, Lula A., 5426 Wisconsin
Ave., Chevy Chase, on June 6. Burial In
Holy Rood Cemetery.
Fuhs, Emil IF., 735 Sligo Ave., Silver
Spring, on June 13. Burial In Arlington
National Cemetery.
Gottlieb, Nellie Chase, 19 Quincy St.,
Chevy Chase, on June 10. Burial In Glen
wood Cemetery.
Hobart, Grace, Cedar Haven Rest
Home. Takoma Park, on June 7. Burial
In Rock Creek Cemetery.
Hurst. Motile M., 10215 Connover Drive,
Stiver Spring, on June 11. Burial In Na
tional Memorial Park.
Keefer, Mary Neumann, 1311 Noyes
Drive. Silver Spring, on June L Burial In
Glen wood Cemetery.
Keroan. Minnie A., 8510 Grubb Road,
Chevy Chase, on June 7. Burial In St.
Mary’s Catholic Cemeterv.
Lusk. Robert W„ 712 Maple Ave.,
Rockville, on June 4. Burial Arlington
National Cemetery.
Mac Kurland, Julia D„ 4718 Bradley
Blvd.. Chevy Chase, on June 8. Burial In
National Memorial Cemetery.
rrlan, Joe. 4750 Chase Drive, Chevy
on June 13. Burial In Denver. Colo.
McClure, Jerome D., 4523 Chestnut
Drive. Bethesda. on June 6. Burial in
Parklawn Cemetery.
Maddox, Sidney F.. Otney, Md., on
June 14. Burial In Laytonsvllle Cemetery.
Matthews, William Bruce 111, 4835
Flanders Ave., Kensington, on June 12.
Burial In Arlington National Cemetery.
Manners, Elisabeth H.. 11500 Spring
Ridge Road. Rockville, on June 7. Burial
In Rockville Cemetery.
Merrlman. Irvin Eugene - D.D.S.. 1015
MoCeney Ave., Silver Spring, on June 5.
Burial in Arlington National Cemetery.
Mobley. Mamie, Stewart Lane. Sliver
Spring, on May 30. Burial In Good Hope
Church Cemetery.
Morris. Janies Craig, 10708 Bentley
Lane, Kensington, on June 12. Burial in
Arlington National Cemetery.
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Solomon Gets Nod
Doris Solomon, Wheaton,
was chosen as nominee of the
Young Democrats of Western
Maryland for the post of na
tional oommitteewoman that
will be voted on at the statewide
group’s convention Sept 13-14
at the Motel Washingtonian.
Silver Spring, on June 11. Burial In Fort
Lincoln, Cemetery.
Ohney. Lucy V., 3701 Calvert Place,
Kensington, on June 1. Burial in Park
lawn Cemetery.
Oil vert, Paul F„ 1015 Falrview Ave.,
Takoma Park, on June 14. Burial in Con
gressional Cemetery.
O’Hulllvan, Albert J.. 4505 Cheltenham
Drive, Bethesda. on June 6. Burial in
Parklawn Cemetery.
Parker. Frank K., I>DB. No. 1 Noyes
Court., Silver Spring, on June 12. Burial
in Gate of Heaven Cemetery.
Reed. Agnes. West more Road. Rockville,
on June 19. Burial in St. Mary’s Ceme
tery.
Rosenberg. Miriam G., 6720 Western
Ave., Chevy Chase, on June 10. Burial
in Adas Israel Cemetery.
Sehledel, Simon, 9911 Merwood Lane,
Silver Spring, on June 7. Burial in Fort
Lincoln Cemetery.
Smith, Roger Eldoras, 7218 Takoma
Ave., Takoma Park, on June 5. Burial in
Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
Stephens, John Sherman Rr„ 13512
Glenoble Drive, Rockville, on June 7.
Burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery-.
Stoller, Morton <f. t 6212 Bannockburn
Drive. Bethesda. on June 13. Burial
private.
Sullivan, Helen Elizabeth. 8365 16th
St.. Silver Spring, on June 10. Burial in
Ivy Hill Cemetery.
Traltns, Philip, Kensington, on June 6.
Burial in King David Memorial Ceme
tery. f
Tllman. Cart Grear, 10206 Hatherleigh
Drive, Bethesda. cm June 4. Burial in
Rockville Cemetery.
Thomas, Charles McGill, Windy Knoll
Farm, Rockville, on June 2. Burial in
Parklawn Cemetery.
Tftrhunp, i. WUon, 1604 Carey Lane.
Silver Spring, on June 2. Burial in Bound
Brook Cemetery.
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MCJC Fete
Is Scheduled
For June 27
The Montgomery County Jew
ish Community, Inc., celebrates
the 15th anniversary of the
State of Israel with a dinner
and evening of entertainment,
June 27, 6:30 p.m. at the Cen
ter.
Joey Adams, recently return
ed from a world tour under the
auspices of the State Depart
ment, will provide the enter
tainment. The comedian holds
a Doctor of Comedy degree
from the College of the City of
New York.
The event, celebrating the
birthday of the Montgomery
County Jewish Community,
Inc., is in behalf of State of
Israel Bonds. Admission is $3.75
CORRECTION
Due to a typographical error,
the June 13 issue of the Mont
gomery County Sentinel failed
to Include the full name of the
Bethesda Women Republican’s
Club in a story about that
group. The Sentinel regrets the
omission.
Marriage
Licenses
John Fellow, Marshall, Chevy Chase;
Cornelia McCoy Haines, New York.
Harry Edward Cleave,, Wheaton; Ju
dith Armatrons Hanlon, Silver Spring.
William H. Norris Jr., and Mary Ellen
Edwards, both of Sliver Spring.
David Raymond Van Voont, Western
Springs, 111.; Brenda Darien* Taylor.
Takoma Park.
Joseph Leo Henley, Wheaton; Elizabeth
Merrit, Mt. Rainier.
Alan Joseph Le Peter. Washington;
Kay Mardelle Collin,. Bethesda.
Brace N. Rodenhiser and Janet Greeley,
both of Bethesda.
John Raed Newton and Edna Virginia
Green, both of Kensington.
Daniel E. Fielding, Kensington: Jacque
line Anne Jones, Silver Spring.
Laurence Leroy Ragsdale, Silver Spring;
Shirley Ann Rabbltt, SpencervtUe, Md.
James Leonard Queen. Rockville; Peggy
Jean Moriaon, Ashton. Md.
Larry Allen Holstein, Silver Spring;
Linda Leigha Layton. Takoma Park.
Thomas Gary Pocock. Silver Spring;
Betsy B. Steelts, Washington.
Gary A. Patterson. Kensington; Judy
Ann Watson, Rockville.
Sidney Wilaon Brake and Jackie B.
Herbert, both of Rockville.
Norman L. Sarver, Bethesda; Margaret
Crampton, Washington.
L. Edward Wilt, Cumberland; Bettle
Ann Umstead, Olney.
Sam Baker, Kensington: Loretta Mae
Fletcher, Middletown. Vs.
Robert Michael Morrison. Washington;
Jacqueline lee Porter, Silver Spring.
Clark K. Smith and Barbara Persion,
both of Silver Spring.
Robert P. Doerschner. Haddonfield,
N. J.; Joan M. Waters. Bethesda.
Robert F. Duvall and Mary L. Phil
lips. both of Sliver Spring.
Phil Longneeker, Wheaton; Patricia
Ann Gerhold, Silver Spring.
James Floyd Beckham and Julie Mac
Craner, both of Silver Spring.
Timothy Maurice Biddle, Washington;
Florence Elizabeth Hickey, Kensington.
James Harry Haupt. Middletown, Md.;
Lola Virginia King, Damascus.
William J. Morahouse. Silver Spring;
Barbara M. Seymour, Houston, Tex.
Clyde William Britt 111 and Sharon Lee
Thurston, both of Silver Spring.
James Frances Burrus, Hyattsville;
Judith Marjorie Anders, Takoma Park.
Walter John Geyer, Bethesda; Ann
Meredith Neabltt, Chevy Chase.
John Snyder. Gaithersburg; Dorothy
Jean Whalen. Derwood, Md.
William Fowler. Barneavllle; Mary
Louise Wyrlck. Gaithersburg.
Roger Harold Siam. Takoma Park;
Susan Bade. Silver Spring.
Gregg Hinton Morland. Staunton. Va.;
Bonnie Merle Stephenson. Bethesda.
Francis P. Murto, Washington; Linda
K. Stuart, Bethesda.
Jan F. Van Houten, Chevy Chase;
Jeannine C. E. Lecluse. Arlington.
Robert Dale Johnson and Hazel Marie
King, both of Rockville.
Robert Lee Sier Jr., Damascua; Jane
Marie Crown, Gaithersburg.
Donald R. Willey, Takoma Park;
Evelyn Diane Paraly. Langley Park.
Larner Wright Kelpy Jr., Wheaton;
Nancy Marguerite Heath, Kenalngton.
Charles Albert Price. Mt. Holly. N. J.;
Ann Margaret White, Chevy Chase.
James F. Dalton and Mary Reynolds,
both of Silver Spring.
Lenwood William Holdren, Washington;
Janice Arlene Brady, Takoma Park.
Paul C. Gill, Takoma Park; Maureen
A. Finned, Fall* Church.
Maatlno L. Sami, Silver Spring; Con
stance R. Marchettl. Washington.
Lynwood Earle Smith. Fenton. Wash
ington; Bonnie Gad Bryan, Takoma Park.
Richard F. Healey and Donna L.
Schultz, both of Bethesda.
Seymour Weinstein and Francoise Ben
oit, both of Silver Spring.
Timothy Kahlen Wright, Bethesda;
Frieda Garcia. New York.
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tier as executive director of the
National Society for Crippled
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Mary Patricia Ainsworth. Kensington.
Stephen Tyler Webster. New London,
Conn.; Kathleen K. Driscoll Schmidt,
Kensington.
Paul Edward Ewald, Tonapah, Nev.;
Barbara Ann Standifer. Bethesda.
Thomas J. Perkins Jr.. Washington;
Joan Eileen Wenger, Chevy Chase.
Myron H. Hitchcock, Arlington; Linda
Lee Lochte, Wheaton.
John Thomas Driver, Seneca; Ethel
Lucinda Talley, Rockville.
Lawrence Robert Sullivan, Arlington;
Louise Learmouth, Rockville.
Verne G. Corey. Chevy Chase; Lydia
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William Davenport Platt 111 and Mar
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Douglas R. Poole, Ithaca, N. Y.; Son
dra L. Axline, Kensington.
Cecil Eldridge Long. Alexandria; Helen i
Romans Jones. Sliver Spring.
Ralph Franklin Mobley, Rockville;
Cathleen Lapp, Bethesda.
Joseph Francis Zegowltz Jr., Bethesda; j
Dianne Theresa Marino, Washington.
Frederick A. Kister. Takoma Park;
Jeanne L. Cowell, Silver Spring.
John Allen Mcßane, Takoma Park;
Nancy Ellen Edwards, Falls Church.
Robert Lawson Eactham Jr., and Caro
line Anne Zinkler. Crevy Chase.
John Allan Coffey, Rockville; Mary
Ellen Carlson, Washington.
Robert B. Ritter, Chicago; Alice
Rhoades Foster. Silver Spring.
Jan Emil Dizard, Duluth; Dibaral R.
Hull. Kensington.
John Oliver Plugge and Christine M.
Fitzgerald, both of Chevy Chase.
Chattham Towers Nottingham Jr., and
Teresa Elizabeth Kelley, both of Silver
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home demonstration agent for
Montgomery County, will at
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Bethesda July 17-26.
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