Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1933-11-23
LAYTONSVILLE

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The Aid Society of Goshen Church
is sponsoring supper to be held
Thursday evening Nov. 20 in Wood
man Hall beginning at P. M.
Mrs. Ernest Gartner, president of
the Society has named the following
committees: Tables and mattresses,
Miss Alverda Cooke; turkey and ham,
Miss Ella Plummer, Miss Maud Dor
Isey, Mrs. Walter Plummer; bread and
butter, Mrs. o. B. Williams; coffee,
Mrs. 2. M. Cooke and Mrs. Cover; hot
vegetables and gravy, Mrs. George
Plummer, Mrs. Elmer Stup; Salads,
Mrs. John Wightman; cake, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Allnutt, Mrs. Blakemore, Mrs.
Mary Moore, Mrs. Seth Warfeld; ice
cream, Francis Plummer, Clagett
Warfeld; china silver, Mrs. Lee War
field, Mrs. Hugh Carter; tickets, Mrs.
z. M. Cooke, William Stup; mems
committee, L. B. Armstrong, Hugh
Carter, Francis Plummer, Elmer
Armstrong.
Rev. Cover of Gaithersburg, retir-
ed former pastor of Goshen-Emory
Churches is conducting the services in
the two churches during the absence
of the Rev. D. L. Blakemore who has
been i'll for several weeks, but who is
now able to be out little now and is
hoping to resume his duties shortly.
DIR. Thomas F. Opie, rector of St.
Bartholomew parish, is now issuing
a weekly bulletin for the members of
his three churches Olney, Brighton
and Laytonsville, in which services
for the next Sunday and notices of
meetings are given, and there are
brief items of interest to all. This
week mention was made of the fact
that st. Luke's at Brighton is now
Equipped with electric lights, in me-
moriam by the Leishear family. This
is the week of the Every Member
Canvas and the rector urges every
one to return his pledge card whether
they pledge anything or not.
A series of revival services are be-
ing held in Woodfield Church. Rev. ].
A. Crosse, pastor having begun on
Sunday week ago and continuing
through this week including Satur-
day and Sunday nights. Members of
the charge are assisting. Miss Lois
Gregory of Erie, Pa, is in charge of
the meeting and is attracting large
congregations. During her stay she is
with Mrs. Noreen Ward of Woodfeld.
The Aid Society of the church are
planning to have their annual
Thanksgiving supper of turkey and
oysters as usual, on November 80.
Mrs. Clara Mobley and Miss Lula
Bell have issued invitations to num-
Der of their friends in upper Mont
gomery County for luncheon and
bridge at their home in Chevy Chase
on Thursday of this week.
Miss Carey Blunt will be the next
hostess to the Laytonsville bridge
club when it meets at her home near
Goshen shortly after Thanksgiving
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Blunt and
small daughter Jane are expected to
come shortly from their Port Huron
home to spend few months here.
Mrs. Clinton Dorsey who has been
a patient in Montgomery County Hos
pital for weeks is improving but not
vet able to return to her home.
Arthur Priebe of Unity is also a pat
lent in Montgomery Hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. V. H. Dyson spent
Sunday in Washington with Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Webb. Mrs. Webb a
sister of Mrs. Dyson, is recovering
from illness.
Mrs. Uriah Griffith, Miss Mamie
Waters. Miss Kate Magruder and
Miss Elizabeth Griffith were dinner
guests of the Misses Sue and Helen
Worley in Baltimore on Sunday.