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Sister Of Stroudsburg Resident To Retire As Mount Holyoke College Professor In June THE DATT.V nECORD. PA FRIDAY, APRII, 12, 1057 Special to The Daih Eeoord) SOUTH HADLEY, April Fcftty-seven years of study, teaching and research at Mount C'tjlege lie-" Behind Miss A. Elizabeth Adams, professor of zoology, who will retire in June. Miss Adams, who graduated from Mount Holyoke in 1914, was born in Delaware, N. and is the sister of Mrs.

Charles S. Flagler. 46 North 6 Stroudsburg. As an undergraduate she was the first inner of the Sarah Streeter cup, given annually to the senior with the best posture and health record. Returning to the college the next fall.

Miss Adams became successively assistant, instructor and associate professor. Since 1928 she has been full professor, serving from 1947 to 1953 as chairman of the zoology department. During time out from her teaching duties she earned an M. A. from Columbia and a Ph.

D. from Yale, where she held an honorary fellowship. Miss Adams' research in embryology and endocrinology has brought her a number of grants, including a $3,000 award from the Rockefeller Foundation in 1937. Others have from the National Academy of Sciences, Xution- a I Society of the Sigma Xi ami National Research Council. Appenzell its third edition, Miss Adams is the author of articles on experimental embryology and endocrinology in scientific journals.

A Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and of the New York Academy of Sciences, she is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi and several professional organizations. She is on the executive committtee of the American Association of tomists, and has served on the fellowship awards committee of the American Association of University Women for the past six years and on the National Science. Foundation committee on postdoctoral fellowships in January of this year. After her retirement in June, Miss Adams expects to continue her research, which is presently concerned with attempting to produce hyperthyroidism in chick embryos by injections of xine. A veteran traveler in Great Britain, Europe and South America, she looks forward to the possibility of further with Dr.

Ann Morgan, professor emeritus of zoology, with whom she lives at 72 Woodbridge Terrace, South Hadley. Also retiring will be Roswell Gray Ham, president of Mount Holyoke; Miss Helen Patch, professor of French; Miss Florence Clement, publication editor; Mrs, Mary C. Stephenson, associate professor of psychology and education and Harrison Potter, associate professor of music. Miss Patch and Miss Clement are college classmates of Miss Adams. Philadelphia Eggs ILADKLPHIA, April It (AIM IShA-Kggs: Ptendy to Arm.

Heccijilt. day in Trenton with Mrs. Anna follows Miuiiimiti 'ilu a quality large whites browns 37 38, mod in in whiles browns 34 Applications Open For Two Positions Cortland F.U-.VCV Mrs. Carpenter Phone TW 7-6936 Miss A. Elizabeth Adams ly she has been interested in the effects of antithyroid drugs which create a hypothyroid state in the animal.

On leave of absence in 1936. Miss Adams made an extensive survey of college and university departments specializing in endocrine investigations, and, studied for a time at Johns Hopkins University. Her recent sabbatical leaves have been spent in writ- CAXADKXSip Until further notice applications will be accepted for the positions of Substitute Clerk and Substitute Carrier. Post Office Service in Canadensis paying $1.82 an hour. A written test is required.

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S. Customhouse, 2nd and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia 6, Pennsylvania, Asks More Funds WASHINGTON, April 11 Secretary of Commerce Weeks to-; day asked the Senate to restore about one-third of the cuts which the House voted in 1958 tions for his department. lie said he oppose the other reductions. LEWIS SNYDER, Mrs. Harry Pensyl visited her Biddlecombe, of Mt.

son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and doioh Mrs. Frank West, of Coliingswood. uoiph spent a day with the latter and sister, Mr. and Mn Mrs.

Herman Arnold, of Phila-! there and was accompanied home! detphta; I by Mrs. Pensyl. Studying the internal secretions ing. research and travel; during of animals such as the newt, li- the first semester of 1953-54 she zard, chick embryo and mouse, visited research institutes and de- Miss Adams and her students partments of zoology and anato- have investigated the functions my in Great Britain and Sewden. and interrelationships of the en- In addition to in docrlne glands, which are similar Experimental first to those of human beings.

Recent- published in and now in Mrs. J. Wallingford Ph. Stbg. 691 Jl GEORGE BUTZ and Steward Butz.

returned from Sharbaugh and family trip to Riverdale, N. where they visited their sister and daughter, Mrs. Steward Williams, who Is a surgical patient at the Orange Memorial Hospital. Mrs. J.

A. Wallingford, daughter Elizabeth and Herman Paul motored to Trenton, N. on Wednesday visiting at the homes of Mrs. Anna Sharbaugh and Dr. George Sharbaugh.

Sgt. and Mrs. Therl Gower, stationed at Hampton, were weekend guests here with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Rustine.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Felker, son David, of Mount Bethel, visited Mrs. Nettie Miller. Mrs.

Herman Paul, Miss Marie Paul and Miss Leah Paul spent a nrowus 34 and Mrs. James D. Walling-, extra minimum no per cent A ford, sons Jimmy Lane, Gregoryi 34Cj 3 mixci mi 8 whiten ana Maik, of Reeders, were mup iuix i 29 Mi so per guests at the Herman Paul home. Mr. and Mrs.

Gilmour Miller, of Allentown, are spending some time in Reeders assisting in the care of Mrs. Nita Butz, who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wallingford, children Sharon and Bobby, David Wallingford and Peggy Wallingford spent a day in Greentovvn with Mr.

and Mrs. Evan Jones. Mrs. Herman Paul is nursing a sprained ankle, the result of a fall while in Stroudsburg on Monday. Mr.

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