Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1945-03-29
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
BurtonsviHe


out very attractive programs
which she had made. Mrs. Marx
Rosenfelt and Mrs. 10 Peter talk.
ed on Dumbarton Oaks Proposals
This brought up much discussion
from the club members, who were
very much pleased to have infor.
nation to keep them aware of in.
ternational affairs and to have dis.
cussions in their club organiza.
tons. Mrs. C. A. Bernhart, peace
chairman gave a talk on the
people Of Burma. The project
for the year is study of the
lands in which our boys are sta
toned during the war. After the
bread demonstration by the Agent
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Arthur Hiel
served refreshments.
Four Corners
Four Corners Club celebrated
its 18th birthday, at Mrs. Philip
Browns on March 20. This clut
was organized at the home of
Mrs. Sam McCeney and Mrs
Philip Brown was its first presi-
dent. Assisting Mrs. Brown were
Mrs. R. E. Keister, Mrs. Clarence
Burger and Mrs. F. A. johnson.
A delicious noon lunch was served.
Mrs. Donald Roberts, president of
the Council, was one of the guests
at the celebration. Twenty-one
members were present. Mrs. VIM.
Owens, president, conducted the
meeting. The club raised funds for
purchasing flowers to be taken to
Walter Reed Hospital on Easter
Sunday, as one of their projects
for the year. Mrs. John Hamilton,
Mrs. Philip Brown and Mrs. Mary
Milstead, now active in the club,
were charter members.
BrOUningsviLIe
Mrs. Essie Stephens of Lewis.
dale entertained the Browingsville
Homemakers. The vice-president,
Mrs. Helena Day, presided. Mrs.
Arnold made the programs dis
tributed to the club members. Mrs.
Stephens has done some very fine
refinishing on several chairs,
which, later, she upholstered. Six
teen members were in attendance.
This club has the rent for their
club hall paid for the year and
will do canning for the hospital and
school cafeteria for their project.
Germantown
Thirty-two members attended
the Germantown Club at the home
of Mrs. Marshall Davis. Miss
Rebecca Leaman, presided and told
of receiving letters from other
boys from this area who had re-
ceived some of the Christmas pack
ages which the club had prepared.
Mrs. Hargate and Mrs. Griffith,
who had attended the training
school on Dumbarton Oaks Pro-
posals, presented their material
which brought forth much discuss
ion from the club members.
COlesvilIe
Mrs. Floyd Newcomb, president
of the Colesville Club, must have
been very much pleased with the
response of her club members to
the semi-annual luncheon that was
served in the basement of the
church at Colesville, on March %.
Mrs. Donald Roberts, president of
the Council, Miss Jane Bastow and
Mrs. Harry Beall were guests.
Each club member came with a
covered dish, and tempting array
of beautiful salads and hot dishes
were placed on the table to be en-
joyed by the 81 club members and
guests. Two Of the club members,
Mrs. Youngman and Miss Helen
Ziegler, were reported i'll. One OF
the features Of the afternoon was
flower exchange. Members
brought very lovely cuttings of
plants to exchange with other
members. Mrs. Hanson had rails
ed about two dozen African Vio-
lets which she sold. Mrs. Roemer
had given a fine demonstration on
making of pie crusts the previous