Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-12-04

bers. In the Laytonsville charge
two visiting ministers who will be
attending a school of evangelism
in Washington will lead the pro-
gram. The Rev. Allan G. Gray of
Chesaning, Mich, will be the
preacher and the Rev. Mark E.
Kroehler of Scranton, Penna., will
be in charge of visiting. The mis-
sion will open Sunday, Nov. 9Gtn
with services in all three churches
Of the charge at the regular hour.
Evening services Sunday through
Friday will be held at pm. on
the following schedule: Sunday,
Woodfield; Monday, Laytonsville; /;
Tuesday, Etchison; Wednesday,
Woodfield; Thursday, Laytonsville,
and Friday, Woodfield.
The Laytonsville Homemakers
will meet Wednesday, Dec. 3rd at
the home of Mrs. Clagett Warfield
with Mrs. William Boglcy, Mrs.
Edwin C. Fry and Mrs. heuben
Nicholson as co-hostesses. There
will be a Christmas party and an
exchange of 25c gifts.
Miss Nancy Wilcox was the
weekend guest of Mrs. P. S. Sabin
of Washington.
The Laytonsville Pitch CLUB hlet
at the home of Ulysses Griffith "
on Saturday.
The regional banquet of TIE
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers
for the Gaithersburg, Laytonsville,
Rockville area was held Monday
night at the Agricultural Center.
Miss Janet Wilcox attended the
Thanksgiving Hop at the Naval
Academy. Over the weekend she
will be in Philadelphia to attend
the Army Navy game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vestus Wilcox will
entertain at home on Thanks
giving Day afternoon from five TO
seven to meet Mr.. and Mrs. john
Landon Rose who have recently
moved from Nashville to Chevy
Chase.
Mrs. Lee Counselman who serv-
ed as president of the Upper Mont
gomery County Women's Republi-
can Club during tho recent cam
raign has resigned. No one has
been chosen to succeed her.
A special Thanksgiving service
is to be held Wednesday, Nov. 2Gth
at 8 pm. at St. Paul's. The Rev.
Warren Firth and the Rev. Donald
Taylor will conduct the service. All
are welcome.
Mrs. Clarence Rhodes who spent
several weeks recentlySin the area
has just returned to her home in
Atlanta. Mrs. Rhodes became i'll
enroute and spent some time in
Gastonia, S. c. 'recuperating.
Mrs. Margaret Sinyard spent
several days last week with her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Lulu Fraley
and her niece Mrs. Byron Allnut.
While there she visited many rela-
tives and friends.
On the sick list this week is Mrs.
Grace Fraley. Also Mr.. Dave Clark
who is spending some time at the
Sharon Convalescent Home.
Mrs. Wilton Stevens and son jim
of Arlington, Va, were Thursday
luncheon guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Howes. ...'..
Mrs. Daisy Bell English and
children moved on Tuesday to the
home of her mother, Mrs. Ernest
Fraley of Gaithersburg.
Those Homemakers who were in
terested met on Tuesday for d
demonstration on the making of
nylon flowers at the home of Miss
Emma Muncaster.
The Messers Roland Green an1
E. Brooke Lee have just returned
from a most successful duck hunt
ing trip to Kent County on the
Eastern Shore.
We are happy to report that
another district All member, Au-
gusta Mae King has been awarded
a trip to the All Congress in Chi
cago. Augusta Mae for the last six
years has made a specially of fro
zen foods projects. This year dur
ing Club Week she won the Mary
land State award $500 for her
work. She then went on to COM
pete with representatives from
seven other states for the regional
award. 1t was the winning of this
contest which gave her the trip
to Chicago. Broderick McCrossin
also won a trip to Chicago for his
poultry work, as we mentioned in
an earlier column.
Mrs. William Worthington spent
several days last week as the guess
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ernest Hawkins.
Mrs. Roland Ward spent Satur-
day as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Ahalt of College Park.
The Montgomery County Fire
Marshall visited the Laytonsviile
school Friday where he showed a
movie and gave talk on fire pre-
vention.
Mrs. Harry White and her grand
daughter Karen were Sunday din