Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-22
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
Cedar GrOVe


Salem Methodist Church. In the
absence of their president, Mrs.
Ward Fetrow, Mrs. Macy King,
vice-president, presided. This club
voted to give sum of money to
the Red Cross from both Clarks-
burg and Damascus areas, as club
members come from both. districts.
The club members were given
their club programs which were
very attractive. After a demon
stration on bread making
Mrs. Burdette served very deli
cious light supper of baked ham
and fresh rolls.
CLdrksburg
On March Is Mrs. Clarence Day
was hostess to the Clarksburg
club. At this meeting Mrs. Lewis
Lancaster gave a talk on Dunn,
barton Oaks proposals. Since the
training meeting held on Friday
at the Home Demonstration Office
Mrs. Lancaster has cut out a
great many clippings and had
/, listened to several radio talks on
the subject. She certainly gave a
very fine talk and brought forth
much discussion from the group.
Next month all the club members
plan to bring to the meeting clip
pings that they have run across
and reports on talks they hear
over the radio, for club members
felt they should be building up a
more thorough background on the
subject. After the bread demon
stration Mrs. Day served some of
the most delicious cookies and
tea.
Gaither8burg
There were SO members at the
Gaithersburg Homemaker Club
this month, at the home of Mrs.
Clay Plummer. Mrs. Jack Ely
Mrs. Granville Kinsey, Mrs. Les
lie Mullican and Miss Maria
Waters were hostesses with Mrs
Plummer. There were five guests
and two new members at this
meeting. Their president, Mrs
Edgar Johnson, presided. Mrs
Paul Thomas presented the sub.
ject of Dumbarton Oaks proposals
She, too, gave an unusually fine
talk. In the short time since the
training meeting she had collect
ed good many clippings and had
listened to radio talks. Club
members were very glad to have
the matter brought up before
them infsuch complete discuss
ion andg are looking forward to
being able to enter into the dis
cussion at the April meeting for
they will pay more attention tc
newspaper and radio information
on the subject.
Wheaton
On March Is the Wheaton Club
met at the home of Mrs. Martin
Refs, for a noon luncheon pre-.
ceding their regular meeting. Mrs
George Menke spoke on Dunbar.
ton Oaks proposals and gave a
very fine Introductory talk. One
new club member was secured
Miss Frances Wolfe, president,
presided.
Rockville
On the evening Of March Is the
Rockville Homemaker Club met at
the Home Demonstration office.
Mrs. John Stiles, president, pre-
sided. This club has voted to
have white elephant sale among
club members at the April meet
ing to raise funds for club activ-
tiles. Mrs. Carlton Savage, who
had presented the subject of Dunn
barton Oaks Proposals at the
training school, gave an introduce
tory talk on the subject to her
Rockville Club members. Mrs.
Emmi't Dove, Mrs. George Ed
monds and Mrs. Roger Shaw were
hosesses to the club and after the
bread demonstration served most
delicious refreshments.
Garrett Park
Garrett Park Daytime Home
maker Club met on March 16 with
Mrs. Roy Reid. Mrs. Ruth Wallich
president, presided. Mrs. Frank
Weaver presented the Dumbarton
Oaks proposals and found her club
most interested, and they will go
into further discussion on the sub
ject at their April meeting.
Four Corners
The Homemaker Council Presi-
dent, Mrs. Donald Roberts, plans
to attend the Four Corners Birth
day celebration meeting on March
20, at Mrs. Philip Browns. This
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