Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-12-15
GAITHERSBURG

approximately IOur nunOreO were
in attendance at the play, Nothing
But The TRUTH" a comedy in three
acts, staged by the Senior Class of the
Gaithersburg High School in the
school auditorium on Friday evening
Dec. 8. The stage scenes were quite
effective and young and old alike
thoroughly enjoyed the entertaining
manner with which the youthful play
ers staged their various parts, the
entire performance rejecting credit
upon the director Miss Rebecca Fields.
Vocal solos by Miss Julia Ward
were rendered between acts with Mr..
Maxwell Burdette at the piano.
The cast follows: Robert Bennett,
Norman Jacobs; E. M. Ralston, Jack
Haske; Dick Donnely, Arthur Beall;
Clarence Van Dusen, Fenton Kephart;
Bishop Doran, Harry Hammond;
Gwendolyn Ralston, Julia Ward; Mrs.
E. M. Ralston, Betty Ward; Ethel
Clark, Laura Hershey; Mabel jackson,
Marietta Crawford; Sable jackson,
Hilda. Walker; Martha, Margaret
Musser.
Mrs. Kenneth Mccullough and
daughter of Way Cross, Georgia, have
returned to their home after pleas
ant visit at the home of Mrs. McCul-
lough's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson
Ward, on Brooke's Avenue.
The friends of Mrs. Lawrence OAR
by will be glad to learn that she is
now at her home on Walker Avenue
after undergoing a recent operation
at Frederick City hospital, Frederick,
Md.
The first issue of the Blue and Gold,
school paper edited by the students
of the Gaithersburg High School, has
appeared this session with the follow
ing staff of officers in charge: Editor
in chief, Evelyn Myers; Assistant
editors, Julia Ward, Mildred Gartner;
Boys Athletics, Norman Jacobs; Girls
Athletics, Alverda Whit; Business
Manager, Virginia Thomas; Joke edi-
tors, Laura Hershey, Ruth Boland;
Exchange, Marian Lowe.
Class Representatives: Seniors,
Gladys Liskey; Juniors, Ruby Will
lams; Sophomores, Ellen Thomas.
Miss Carrie Robey, a Maryland Uni
versity graduate and member of the
High School faculty acts in an adj
visory capacity. 1t is interesting to
note that the Senior Glass this year
will be the largest graduating class in
the history of the Gaithersburg High
School. The staff feels especially
grateful to the business firms in
Gaithersburg who have contributed to
the support of the Blue and Gold
through its advertising columns.
Plans for coming social events, init
iation of new members into the Order
with Resolutions of Respect for a de-
ceased brother were the main features
at the December meeting of the
Knight of Columbus, Montgomery
Council, No. 1928 in session on Tues
day evening, of last week. st, Mar
tins Hall, Gaithersburg with repre-
sentative number of the members in
attendance.
Those receiving the First Degree of
the Order at this time included Will
liam F. Beane, William Francis Bo-
land, Paul B. Fitzsimmons, Marion T.
Beall, Jr., Samuel S. Gloyd, Jr., and
William Joseph Rosser.
The social events planned consisted
of the annual dance of the Knights of
Columbus to be held in st. Martins
Hall, on Friday, Dec. 80, 40 It'll one''
with music by the Delgads Orchestra
with the following committee in
charge, Abel A. Norris, Jr., chairman,
j. Paul Burnett, C. Kenneth Meem,
S. S. Gloyd, Jr., M. T. Beall, Jr., and
Leland L. Fisher.
Announcement of a Christmas party
to be sponsored by the Montgomery
Council X. of C. on December %, for
the entertainment of the children of
St. Martins School was also made.
Rambling in Montgomery County
with Frances J. Hemelt, Phi. D., Pro-
fessor of English at the Catholic I'm
iverity of America as the guest speak
er will feature at the first social meet
ing of the New Year, to be held in
Tuesday, January IL, according to an
announcement by A. A. Norris, Jr.,
Chairman of the social meetings.
A testimonial has been drawn up and
presented to the family of S. S. Gloyd