Evening star., 1943-11-14
Rockville Baptists
To UnveiI Plaque
For Service Members

ROCKVILLE, Md, Nov. ia
plaque bearing the names of II
members of the congregation in the
armed forces will be unveiled at
the Baptist Church here at IL am.
tomorrow. Chaplain H. E. Austin,
Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, will
be the speaker: the church choir
will sing special music and the
pastor, the Rev. Herbert o. Cooper
will preside.
The tablet will be the second to
be placed in the church auditorium
The first, unveiled in February,
bears the names of young men of the
church who were in various branches
of the. military and naval serv-
ices during the World War and
those in the service before February
More Blood Donations Asked.
The Red Cross Blood Donor Mo-
bile Unit will make. its fourth visit
to Rockville Saturday, when it will
be at the public health center from
$50 am. to 2:45 pm. The quota
will be $50 pints and individuals and
organizations have been asked by
Miss Blandford to help.
Hunting Season to Open.
The hunting season opens in
Montgomery County on Monday
and continues through December
81. The daily bag limits per per-
son are: Rabbits, 6; quail, 6; squir-
rels, 6; woodcock, A. pheasantS, 2
and not over during season; wild
turkeys, ! and not over during
season.
Club Officers Announced.
Election of officers for 1914 by
county homemakers' clubs were an
nounced today by Miss Edythe M
Turner, home demonstration agent
for the county. as follows:
Poolesville- -Barnesville Dickerson
Club-Mrs Maurice A. Umstead,
president: Mrs William Roberts, vice
president; Mrs. Leo Robertson, secre-
tary: Mrs. Isaac Cubitt, treasurer.
Gaithersburg Club-Mrs. Charles
NJ Orme. president; Mrs. Harvey H.
Sekby, vice president; Mrs. Milton
M. Walker, secretary; Mrs. Paul S.
Thomas, treasurer.
Damascus Club - Mrs. Thelma
Murray, president; Mrs. Francis
Kemp, vice president; Mrs. Ethel
Beall, secretary; Mrs Pearl Pope,
treasurer
Cedar Grove Club-Mrs. Ward w.
Fetrow, president; Mrs. James King,
vice president; Mrs. Richard Hunt,
secretary; Mrs. Maynard D. Watkins,
treasurer.
Clarksburg Club Mrs. Russell
King, president: Mrs Edward Lewis,
vice president: Mrs. Calvin Burdette,
secretary; Mrs. James Purdum,
treasurer.
Comus Club-Mrs. Luther Cregger,
president; Mrs. Claudia Morning
star, vice president: Mrs. Windsor
W. Hodges, secretary-treasure
Glen Club-Mrs. William H. Robey,
president; Mrs. Russell Watkins.
vice president; Mrs. James H.
Nolan, secretary; Mrs. Robert Rich
ards. treasurer
Laytonsville Club-Mrs. Edwin D.
Fry, president; Mrs. p. T. Fitzhugh.
vice president; Mrs. Augustus Hines,
secretary treasurer.
Potomac Valley Club-Mrs. A. B.
Castle, president; Mrs. E. E. Shan
non. vice president: Mrs. Joseph
Giammatteo, secretary; Mrs. w. F.
Curtis, treasurer.
Youth Fellowships Formed.
Youth Fellowships have been
formed by young people of the Cabin
John and Potomac Methodist
Churches. Officers of the Cabin
John group are: Thomas Holland.
president: Miss Lille Stull, vice
president; Miss Phyllis Dame, sec
retary; Mrs. Herbert Carter and
Mrs. Ruth Strother, councillors, and
William Strother, treasurer. Officers
of the Potomac Club are Vernon
Ricketts,, jr., president; Miss Alice
Marie Burroughs, vice president;
Miss Gladys Oden. secretary; Miss
Hllda Hayes, treasurer: Mrs. 'Benia-
min A. Burroughs, councillor
Officers Elected
The Women'S Democratic Club of
Upper Montgomery County elected
officers during the week. They are:
Mrs. J. Forest Walker president;
Mrs. George L. Edmonds and Mrs.
Arthur Beall, vice presidents: Mrs.
William A. NARROW, corresponding