Evening star., 1943-10-10
Montgomery Bar
To Honor II Members
In Armed Services
Special Dispatch to 'rhe Star.

Special Dispatch TO 'rhe Star
ROCKVILLE, Md, Oct. e.-The
Montgomery County Bar Associa-
ton decided at its monthly meeting
this week to honor its IT members
in the armed forces by placing a
service flag and roll of honor in the
circuit Court room of the Rockville
courthouse
The president. John E. Oxley. to-
day named a committee consisting
OF Robert Peter Bowie F. Waters
and James H. Pugh. The commit
tee also will obtain a United States
flag and Maryland flag to be
placed in the courtroom. The service
flag will have one gold star for 1t.
William A. Daniels. jr.. who was
killed recently in an airplane ac-
cident in Florida President Oxlev
also named committee to prepare
a resolution on the death of 1t.
Daniels to be presented on the
opening day Of the November term
of the Circuit Court here. Will
liam F. Prettyman. Ben G. Wilkin-
son and A. Guy Neel were named
Home Nursing Class.
Mrs. Cornelia Myers, director of
home nursing for the Red Cross
Chapter House at Bethesda. and
Mrs. Edwin M. West of the Darnes-
toWn-Travilah Homemakers' Club,
Will make plans next week to Or
ganize home nursing class at
Darnestown and formation of other
groups are expected to follow soon.
Miss Edythe Turner, county home
demonstration agent, said yester-
day. Mrs. Otto. w Anderson will
teach the Darnestown class.
Persons Interested in forming
classes should sign up 10 to 20 peo-
pie. All teachers will be trained
nurses. For information, call Mrs.
Myers, WISCONSIN 6646.
Volunteer Firemen Open Drive.
Because Of gasoline rationing. the
Gaithersburg Washington Grove
Volunteer Fire Department has de-
clded TO abandon its annual supper
and bazaar this year and is con-
Quoting. drive for funds instead.
Persons who ordinarily patron
lied the supper and bazaar have
been asked to donate as much as
they were in the habit of spending
at the two annual events. Accord
ing to Charles P. Fox. chairman of
the committee in charge of the
campaign, the responses have been
gratifying. With Mr. Fox on the
committee are Byron H. Miller and
Francis Mullican
The supper and bazaar usually
netted about $1,000 a year The or
ganization has lost 36 members to
the armed forces, but still has about
20 volunteers.
HOmemakers' Meetings.
Project leaders of the % home
makers clubs of Montgomery
County will give demonstrations on
reflnishing furniture at meetings
this month, it was announced yes
terday by Miss Edythe M. Turner.
county home demonstration agent.
The schedule follows:
Monday, Cedar Grove club at
nome of Mrs. Philip Watkins; Tues
day, Clarksburg club at home Of
Ms. Calvin Burdette; Wednesday,
Gaithersburg club at home of Mrs.
Marshall Walker Thursday, Pooles-
le-Barnesville-D club at
home of Mrs. Lloyd Jones; Wheaton
club at home of Mrs Nellie
Hargett, and Damascus club at
home of Mrs Paul Watkins.
October 18. Burtonsville club: Oc-
tober 10, Four Corners Club at home
of Mrs, George T. ONeil. and
Rockville and Rock Crest clubs at
office of home demonstra ton agent:
October 20, Browningsville club at
BroWningSville hall; October %
Colesville club at home of Mrs.
Paul Boerum.
October 25, Travilah -Darnestown
club at home of Mrs. Arthur Hen
ley; October 26, Silver Spring club
at home of Mrs. Charles S. Piep-
grass October 81. Washington
Grove club at Washington Grove
Church, and Olney-Sunshine club
at home of Mrs. Fletcher Brown:
October %, Germantown club at
home of Mrs. Robert L. Hickerson:
October %, Glenmont club at home
of Mrs. Edna Lewton.
Members of homemakers' clubs
also will attend sewing machine
clinic in the Office of the county
home demonstration agent here
Monday and one at the Baptist
Church at Cedar Grove Tuesday,