Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-11-04
GAITHERSBURG

EhuAllldIy 10 the Galth-
ersburg- Washington Grove, Volunteer
Fire Department will serve ben
eht luncheon in the Firemen's Hall
Galthersburg on election day, Tues
day, November 8, according to an
announcement by Miss Elizabeth S.
Vlrts, vice-president. Proceeds for
the benefit of the auxiliary.
Mayor and Mrs. John W. Small
of East McKeesport, Pennsylvania,
We're guests at the home of Miss
Lillian Walton for several days this
past week.
Miss LaRue Thomas, student at
Hood College, spent the past week
end at her home on Walker avenue.
All of the scenes peculiar to Hal
loween were in evidence on Monday
evening last when the members of
the Home Economics Department en-
tertained at Halloween Party and
Dance in compliment to the High
School students of G. H. S. Games
and dancing in the school auditorium
with music by the High School or
chestra were some of the entertain
ment features, with the awarding of
prizes for the most appropriate cos
tune and the serving of refresh
ments in keeping with the occasion.
Members of the variance committees
were as follows: Reception, Mr..
Thomas w. Troxell, Margaret Wat
kins, Rosaltha Stang; Entertainment,
Wilma Watkins, Carrie Robey, Edith
Barnett, Maxwell Burdette, Annabel
Schwartz, Margaret White, Mildred
Grogan, Julia Hawkins; Decorations
Mrs. Helen Bickmore, Miss Fields,
Helen Fraley, Louise Williams, Mar
guerite Kennard, Mr.. Bertschey, Mar
garet Hawkins, Hulda Howes; Re
freshments, Misses Maude Broome,
Lillian Moore, Julia Collins, Virginia
Collins, Alma Kaiser, Edith Snouffer,
Margaret Colman, Doris Hawkins,
Hazel Allnutt, Jean Plummer, Cora
Whouse, Hazel Burns, Barbara
Frazier.
Officers for the Senior and Junior
classes of the Gaithersburg High
school have been elected for the 1882
80 school year as follows: Senior
Class: Jack Haske, president; Arthur
Beall, vice-president; Betty Ward
secretary; Junior Class, Eugene
Broadhurst, president; Ruth Boland
vice-president, Agnes Cornwell, Sec
rotary. Evelyn Myers is the editor
in-chief of the school paper, the
Blue and Gold, the first issue of
which appeared last Friday, Miss
Carrie Robey of the High School fac
ulty being the director in charge.
Thirty-six members of Forest Oal
Lodge, K. of P. were in attendance
at the George Washington Bicenten-
NAL Fraternal parade held in Wash
ington, D. C. on Thursday evening
of last week.
Mrs. Lewis Bell entertained with
an attractively arranged luncheon
and bridge at her home here on
Saturday last when her guests in
Guided Mrs. 2. NJ. Cooke, Miss AL
verda Cooke, Mrs. Merle Jacobs, Mrs.
Geo. Darby, Mrs. William Wiley,
Mrs. Lawrence Darby, Mrs. Clyde
Thomas, Miss Alice Trundle, Miss
Ann Trundle, Miss Ella Plummer,
Mrs. Carroll Walker, Mrs. Lewis
Reed, Mrs. Thomas Troxell, Mrs,
Forest Walker, Mrs. Helen Rice, Miss
Ellen Rhodes, Miss Marian Schwartz,
Mrs. William Cooley, all of Gath
ersburg, Miss Maude Broome, of
Rockville, Mrs. Maurice Chiswell of
Dickerson, Miss Ann Pace of Wash
ington Grove, Mrs. Harry McCabe,
Mrs. Clara Mobley, and Miss Lulu
Bell of Chevy Chase, Miss Mary
Rice of Jamestown, Mrs. Mary ALL
mutt, Mrs. Thomas Hawkins, Mrs.
Remus Riggs, Mrs. William War
field, Miss Mary Cornelia Warfeld,
Mrs. Laura Griffith, Miss Elizabeth
Griffith, Mrs. Greenberry Griffith,
Mrs. Vernon Dyson, Miss Carrie
Blunt, Mrs. Samuel Riggs, Mrs.
Ulysses Griffith, Mrs. Washington
White, Mrs. Merle Haines, Mrs. 2.
/ NJ. Waters, all of Laytonsville and
Miss Mamie Waters of Baltimore.
I Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mckay and
son, Charles, Jr., enjoyed a recent
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Becraft.
"That the Golden Rule in its
positive aspect is an exposition OF
the command, Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as theyself" was the lead
ing thought in the able sermon de-
livered before an attentive audience
by Sir X. Rev. j. f. James at the
Epworth M. E. Church on Sunday
morning, October 80, with the Mont
gomery Commandery of Rockville,
X,;cb+e Tapon1arc attending in a