Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-10-29

With Mrs. Yates Barber as leader,
most interesting program with ap-
propriate readings by Mrs. Barber,
Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mrs. Clyde Thorn
as and Mrs. Bates Etchison featured
the regular monthly meeting of the
"Neighborhood Garden Club" at the
home of Mrs. Etchison, here, on
Wednesday afternoon of last week
with Mrs. Herman Wilson, Mrs. Har-
vey Selby and Mrs. Etchison as
joint hostessesS at the luncheon which
preceded the meeting.
The cultivation Of "HOps," "Plants
Suitable for Decoration in khe Win
ter Time," "The Care and Arrange
ment of Cut Flowers" and "Dish
Gardening Arrangement were the
topics discussed in the various read
ings.
The nominating committee submit
ted the present slate of officers for
Ire-election, the election to be held
at the next regular meeting in No
vember at the Methodist Home.
Mrs. Clyde Thomas, Mrs. Sprigg
Ward, Mrs. William Wiley, Mrs.
Lewis Reed, and Mrs. w. E. Riley
judges for the year awarded points
as follows to the Club Members for
their exhibits: xal
Collection of chrysanthemums,
(Korean hybrids) Mrs. William E..
Wiley, 100 PTS; Collection of mas
turtiums, Mrs. Wiley, 100 PTS; Mis-
cellaneous collection, Mrs. William
E. Wiley, 100 pts.
Specimens:
Double Pink Cosmos, Mrs. Lewis
Reed, 100 PTS; Double White Cos.
mos, Mrs. Lewis Reed, 100 PTS; Dou-
BILE Red Cosmos, Mrs. Lewis Reed,
100 PTS; Miniature Arrangement,
Mrs. Clyde Thomas, 100 PTS; Collec-
ton of Chrysanthemums, Mrs. Thorn
as, 100 PTS; Collection of Petunias,
Mrs. George Ninas, 100 PTS; Collec-
ton of Nasturtiums, Mrs. Ninas,
100 PTS; Miscellaneous collection,
Mrs. Ninas, 100 pts.
The meeting was conducted by the
president, Mrs. w. D. Robertson.
Organization of classes were per-
fected in the Gaithersburg High
School, here, during the past week
with the following class officers
elected:
Senior Class-Harry Perry, presi-
dent; George Gartner, vice president;
Lillian Murphy, secretary.
Junior Class-Jack Musetter, presi-
dent; Newton Butts, vice president;
Grace Thompson, secretary.
Sophomore Crawford, presi-
dent; Yates Barber, vice president;
Barbara Carnes, secretary.
Freshman Class Ninth Grade)-i
Eleanor Watkins, president; Donald
McCathyrn, vice president; Grace
Purdum, secretary.
8B-Dorothy Plummer, president;
Helen Reynolds, secretary.
The 1867 editorial staff of the
Blue and Gold, school magazine
published by the students of our To-
cal school has been announced as
follows:
Editor-in-C Chief, Frances Brown;
Assistant Editor, Sara Wolfson;
Josephine Nicol; Business Managers,
Harry Perry, George Gartner.
The Red Cross Roll Call has be-
gun in Gaithersburg with Miss AL
verta Cooke as chairman. Assisting
Miss Cooke are Mrs. Oscar Fulks,
Mrs. Clyde Thomas, Mrs. Irving
Thomas, Mrs. William Cooley, Mrs.
Carey Bell, Mrs. John Slower, Mrs.
George Darby, Miss Hattie Griffith,
Mrs. Sinclair Taylor, Mrs. Merle
Jacobs and Mrs. George Young.
Mr.. Marshall Walker, treasurer of
the Grace M. E. Church, South, here,
for a number of years was given a
surprise party in honor of his
birthday at the close of the regular
monthly meeting Of the Board of
Stewards at the church, here, on
Monday evening of last week. Rev.
Frank A. Tyler, D. D., pastor.
Thirteen of the stewards who
were present, shared in the tempting
refreshments which included a large
Birthday Cake" Yellow candles
and cut flowers arranged in pleas
ing effect by Mrs. Walker graced
the table and made picture long
to be remembered by those present.
DR.. Tyler, who has just entered
upon his fifth year of service as
pastor made an appropriate talk in
honor of the occasion.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Cath
Fire Department will sponsor a Hal
loween Party in the Firemen's Hall,