Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1946-05-30
AMONG THE
HOMEMAKERS
BurtOnsville

Mrs. Lawrence Thompson was
hostess to the Burtonsville Club
on May 20. Mrs. A. D. Oursler
on the Spring Meeting at
Damascus. As she told of the talk
by DR.. Groubard, members all had
ideas to present on the need for
World Peace. The Club was
pleased to have Miss Annie Far
rail- back, since she had been away
from the neighborhood during the
winter.
Four Corners
Mrs. Phillip Brown, a charter
member of the Four Corners Club
was hostess with Mrs. Smith, to
their club on May 81. Club men,
bers were sorry to hear of the ILL
ness of Mr.. Charles Hamilton.
Mrs. Hamilton is also a charter
member of the club and has sell
dom missed a meeting in the eight
cen years she has been a member.
Mrs. Hale Sehorn presided. Mrs.
Clark, chairman of the TB Chest
XRay clinic, had her members
all contacted and ready to go.
Olney Sunshine
The Olney-Sunshine Club had a
very lovely time at a meeting with
Mrs. Malcolm White, with Mrs.
Charles Upton, president of the
Council as the honored guest. The
guests enjoyed the lovely garden
Mrs. White has developed. The
ease with which the group was
served a fried chicken luncheon in
the rumpus room, showed the fine
organizational ability of the host
ess who keeps up a beautiful
large room, cares for her fine gar
den, and even does much of the
work on the lawn.
During the business meeting
which was conducted by Mrs.
Schroeder, the report on the
Might of Fun" was given. The
proceeds went largely toward for
eign relief. Some of the money
will be used, however for i'm
proving the Community Club
House. A plan for summer gath
ering at the Club House was
turned over to a committee. Mrs.
Upton expressed her pleasure at
beng with them and the apprecia
ton of the Council for the Clubs
part in the program at the Spring
meeting.
Mrs. Hutton urged members to
contact more neighbors for the
Chest X-Ray. This club stands Sc
cond in the number of members
and friends VINO will take advan-
tage of this health protection.
Washington Grove
Mrs. David Bradley, Mrs. Mae
Brake and Miss Nan Clavin were
hostesses to the Washington Grove
Club on Thursday. This Club will
take charge of records at the TB
Clinic in June for the homemak-
ers. Mrs. Henry Becraft worked
out a schedule with her fellow
club members so that they can
cover the three days during the
first week in June.
/ 1t was with deep regret that
the Club and Miss Turner heard
of Mrs. Andrew Heil's request
that the members accept her res
ignation as president of the organ
ization. She has been most eff
Gent president. However, due to
illness in the family and her own
health and responsibilities, she
asked to be relieved. The club will
miss another active member when
Mrs. Henry Sanderson moves to
Bethesda this month.
Mrs. Billhimer reported on the
All girls activities and all who
were fortunate enough to go to the
Mothers Day Tea they held, said
the girls had assumed responsible
ity and carried every detail to the
last stage of perfection.
COIesville
Mrs. Arma Rush, president of
the Colesville Club has had busy
time the past month as county
chairman of the TB X-Ray clinic
for the Homemakers. AS she pre-
sided over her large club in the
lovely home of Mrs. John E. Upp,
Paint Branch Farms, she had all
the details worked out for the first
three days of the X-Ray clinic.
Her own club chairman, Mrs. Pat
ton, had her report ready and the
club members knew when and
where to meet. The ten minute
training on parliamentary law
which Mrs. Hanson gives at each
meeting, is showing results, as mo-
tions and amendments are handled
with ease.