Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1932-12-09


ents and others in attendance. Miss
Griffith's room winning the banner for
the first time this year.
Reports of committees were heard
and the acceptance of the chairman
ship of the hospitality committee by
Mrs. Howes noted. w. w. Griffith re-
ported the playground equipment not
yet set in order and by a motion was
instructed to procure a carpenter for
the work.
The teachers reported seventeen
members of the Junior Red Cross to
date. The report of Mrs. Merhle
Haines who represented the organiza-
ton at the Child Welfare Institute
recently held in Rockville was read
and it is hoped that an added interest
in this work has been created.
Following the business session a
health play, entitled TEDDY Had a
Tooth Ache" by the children of Miss
Grifith's room was given, Warren
Howes, Charles Barber and Lillian
Leizear taking the leading parts.
The speaker of the evening. was Mrs.
Bennett, case supervisor for the Social
Service League explained the method
of the Employment Bureau in using
the unemployed on created work, the
Christmas opportunities, and gave a
clear picture of the work of the
League in its efforts to preserve
homes during these sub-normal times.
The next meeting will be held the
second Monday in January at 7:45.
The teachers of the school have an
nounced the following perfect attend
ance during November: First, second
and third grades, William Gregg, Will
liam Grimes, Charles Green, William
Snyder, Richard White, Francis Bar
Der, Charles Gill, James Gregg, How
ard Kemp, Carson Ryman, Ruth Oh
and, Mary Francis Windham, Lillian
Burkett, Dorothy Grimes, Margaret
Windham, Cora Jane Duvall, Halle
Gregg, Lillian Leizear, Lucille Snyder,
Louise White. Fourth fifth and sixth
grades: Charles Barber, Delbert Ern-
est, Thomas Kemp, Billy Mainhart,
Jack Riggs, Forest Canterbury, Ruth
Bogley, Naomi Burkett, Bessie Glass,
Dorothy Glass, Genevieve Griffith,
Dorothy Leizear, Helen Leizear,
Geneva Murphy, Margaret Snyder,
Geraldine Williams, Maudie May
Everly. 3D.
Mrs. Willard Harvey and Mrs.
Haines of Laytonsville were among the
guests of Mrs. Thomas Ladson of
Olney on Wednesday of last week
when she entertained with luncheon
and bridge.
Mrs. Frank Dwyer spent a part of
last week in Baltimore with her son
Paul Dwyer. Her mother Mrs. Marion
Weeks has been in Riverdale with Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Weeks for several
weeks.
Mrs. v. H. Dyson is now able to go
out little after her recent illness.
Her neice Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Mob
ley and Miss Lula Bell of Chevy Chase
spent Wednesday afternoon with her.
Miss Mamie Waters who is visiting
her sister Mrs. Uriah Griffith enter
tanned members of the Duplicate
Bridge Club of Gaithersburg with
whom she has played recently on Mon
day, Mrs. Elgee Riggs substituting
for an absent member.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ernest Hawkins |
and son Joseph, Mrs. N. E. Hawkins
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Marble Haines on Sunday.
The choir of Mt. Tabor Church at
Etchison went to Burtonsville on
Thursday night, to assist with the
singing, at the M. E. Church where
revival services are in progress.
The card party and cake sale held
in the school building Saturday even
ing by the Guild of st. Bartholomew's t
Church was financial success, though
not so well attended, over forty dol
lars was cleared to go towards the
church deficit fund. Prizes were won
at contract by Mrs. Waddell of How
ard county, DR.. v. Fl. Dyson; auction,
Mrs. Otis Poss; Five hundred, Mrs.
William Dorsey and Merhle flames;
pitch Mrs. ElOee RiCo.s and U;l1;a,,,