Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1942-08-06

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Girls placing first in workman
| ship in the different classifcations
of entries: td Eoa N haa rCl
Slips: June Barnsley of Lay
louisville. 1q1 f9gii2 g hseol
Aprons: June Barnsley of Lay
louisville.
Junior Party Dress: 10-11 ages;
Mary Lou Owens of Laytonsville
1914 ages: Betty Jane King, of
Shady Grove. e.
1917 ages: Betty Shearman of
Laytonsville Sr.
Cotton School Dress: 12-14 ages
Barbara Hahn of Cedar Grove.
1912 ages: Clara Baughman of
Glen. ''a" o4 1884 '2nii
Best Dress, Miriam Groves of
Laytonsville Sr. eot' El'Apas
Evening Dress, Harriet Brown
ing Of Germantown. aeoA snlpi
Older Youth Group Evening
Dress, JACKIE Gather of Shady
Grove. 5uoras0
! Spectator Sports Dress, Doris
| Day Of Washington Grove. a9I
All Uniforms, Amy Fry of Lay
louisville Jr. ~ 5nfaa iisd1
Two-pie4e suit, Betty Gloyd of
Cedar Grove. 9I
i Thrift Dress (made out of feed
sacks), Lois Combs of German
town. nMo2 r. nsfafs)2 EHa
Ordinarily these girls would
have represented Montgomery
County at the Club Week at Col
lege Park, but this year Maryland
is not having All Club Week.
At $50 the group adjourned to
Fry's meadow for picnic supper.
At O'clock the Style Revue pro-
gram started. The boys of Lay
louisville Victory Garden Club had
had very fine victory garden dis
play in the hall and they brought
down their prize vegetables and
after the meeting opened in the
evening they marched in to form
the apex of the "V''. After the
girls passed before the audience
they took their places until huge
"V'' was marked out on the
meadow In the wedge All Glow
er had been marked off. The aud
fence was seated. on the hillside
!; looking down upon this scene. Mrs.
Mehrle Haines of the Laytonsville
Homemakers Club read the script
introducing each one of the Style
Revue club girls. At the conclus-
ion of the revue Billy King of
Shady Grove Jersey Calf Club,
took charge of the campfire cere-
mony, acting as O-Chief. Each
year someone of the Senior Coun-
Gil group is chosen for this honor.
Assisting him was Julia Kemp.
j president of the Senior Council, as
i lighter of the campfire. 15V Is
Billy gave very fine talk on
the purposes and values of All
club work to rural young people.
He could speak with conviction for
he feels he has gained many hon
ors and recognition through his
project activities over a period of
some or 10 years. oo oi
i The audience was led in songs
by Mrs. Laurence Best and other
music was given by two little
DuPue girls of the Colesville All
i Club. .or +E,s,
Miss Dorothy Emerson, Girls
State All Leader, gave talk. The
candle lighting service followed.
Mrs. Fry, acting for the local lead
ers, called out the four club mem
bfrs wl,o had been chosen to rep
resent the four HIS for their par
ticular worthiness in some project
activity, as follows:
| Louisa White of Laytonsville
represented the Head H.
Florence Louthan Of Shady
Grove represented the Heart H.
Merle King of Laytonsville rep
resented tile Hand H.
George Fry of Laytonsville rep
resented the Health H.
Each year four young peopl-
are selected to receive this Tec9g-
Iizition.
Local leaders who were in
charge of the program for the
day were: Mrs. Guy Stephenson.
Mrs. Laurence Best of Laytons-
vile Junior Club, Mrs. Edwin Fry
of Laytonsville Senior Club; Mrs.
Ruth Naylor, Colesville All Club;
Mrs. Eva Burdette and Mrs. Julian
King Of Cadar Grove Hi Club;
Mrs. Carlton Browning of German
town.: Allie Messer and Harold