Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
HIGHLIGHTS OF
GIRLS All MEETINGS
Cedar Grove


March goth. Evelyn Arnold gave
very nice talk on "Care of the
Skim. Ann Beall and Cecile
King demonstrated sugarless
cake and frosting. Marian Lin
thicum was a guest. On Friday
the Cedar Grove girls held a dance
at the Damascus Hall. The hall
was attractively decorated with
green and white crepe paper
streamers. Mr.. George Boyer
furnished the music with his re-
corder and records.
GLenmOnt
"The Friendship Club" of Glen
mont met at the home of Ollie
Miller with their local leader, Mrs.
John Kelchner. Patsy White con-
Quoted the meeting. Several Of
the girls learned to thread the
machine and sewed on it for the
first time. The girls will meet
at 2 P. M, April 2 at the home of
Grace Roberts.
Garrett Park
The Junior Club met at the
home of their local leader, Mrs.
Clarence Buck, on March goth.
Betty Harrison conducted the
business. Sally Buck was secre-
tary. The girls basted hens of
tea towels.
FOTVdle
The Foxvale Club met with Mrs.
Edwin Cherrington, on March 81,
and elected officers: President,
Peggy Finneyfrock; vice-presi-
dent, Barbara Sirk; secretary,
Martha Jane Embrey; Song Lead
er, Cooky Embrey; Recreation
leaders, Helen Embrey and Shir-
ley Peter. The girls have chosen
a project in Quick Breads which
they will begin shortly.
Rockville Seniors
The older Rockville girls met in
the Home Demonstration Office to
continue their sewing projects. Be-
cause of no school, they will meet
on Wednesday, April 4th, at 10
A. M. to continue their work.
Rockville Juniors
The Rockville Juniors met in
the Demonstration Office on Fri
day. The business meeting was
conducted by the president, De-
lores Mills. Some of the girls will
make tea towels, pot holders, and
aprons. Others will darn stock
ings. Peggy Weddle led the girls
in an interesting game. The girls
will meet next on Friday, April
18th.
LGytOnsUiLle
The Laytonsville Club met at
the home of its president, Patri-
cha Bailey, with local leaders, Mrs.
Bailey and Mrs. Fry. Esther
Chapman gave very nice demon
stration on the molding of butter.
Divided into teams they will meet
on Thursday evening, April 9Th,
at the home of Betty Jean King,
to work up demonstrations.
LetOisdale
Any girls interested in joining
a All Club in Lewisdale or the
vicinity are requested to get in
touch with Miss Evelyn Arnold.
GGithersburg
On Friday, Mrs. Bob Stiles,
Mrs. Roscoe Whip and Miss Mar
ion Linthicum will organize All
club in Gaithersburg. The girls
will meet at the home of Marion
Linthicum on Walker avenue. If
there are any girls interested in
joining the club please contact one
of the above persons.
another NeaO Club
On Saturday, March IT, Miss
Eleanor Hawkins and a group of
ten girls met at Woodfield Hall
and organized a All Club. The
girls elected the following officers:
President, Mary Ann Ward; vice.
president, Barbara Ann Burdette;
secretary Becky Wachter; song
leader, Mary Estelle Pope; recrea-
ton leader, Pearl King. They
decided to do a clothing unit as
their first project. They will
make tea towels, pot holders, and
aprons.
Shady GroUe
The Shady Grove All Club met
with Miss Agnes Gather, with 10
members present. The meeting
was held at their club house. The
girls decided to make contri-
button to the Red Cross. Lois
King gave a fine demonstration
on the proper way to wash your
face and hands. The girls then
worked on basting and hemming.
Tn accordance with st. Patrick's
Day, cake with colored frosting