Montgomery County sentinel., 1952-12-18
Mrs. George Darby

IHSn GdltnerSDurS TOSC OIllce VIII
h@A the following hours of win
= dow service until Christmas:
Tuesday, December 16 through
December 23-7 am. until 9 pm
except Saturday, December 20 when
the hours will be from Z am. to
6 pm.
Sunday, December 21-from l
to pm.
Gregory Williams and Sidney
Duley are two boys who won't have
to depend on Santa Claus for new
bicycles for they were two of the
lucky winners in the Skylark Bread
Contest. Last week the two boys
were notified by telegram from the
Safeway Company that they had
won and that their new bicycles
would arrive soon at their Safeway
store in Gaithersburg. Mr.. Dom
aid Magruder, manager of the
store, said that this is the first time
in his eleven years with Safeway
, that there have been contest win
ners in Gaithersburg.
Greg can't remember what he
wrote, but Sidney won his by writ
inGM"I like my sandwiches made
w. Skylark bread because it is
delicious, nutritious and helps build
quick energy" Both boys are stu
dents in the Gaithersburg Elemen-
tary Schools; Greg being in the
third grade and Sidney, the sixth.
Greg is the son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Earl Williams and Sidney, the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Duley of
Shady Grove Road. Congratula-
tions, boys.
Mrs. Lucille Martin of Boyds is
another winner. She won the turkey
that was raffled off by the Rebekan
Lodge of Gaithersburg. 9t
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Smith en-
tertained recently at a turkey din
ner in honor of Mrs. Smiths par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Kemp,
who were celebrating their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. Their guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kemp
of Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Ambrose and son of Thurmont; !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Kemp cf
Frederick; and Mrs. Grace Rift
and her daughter, Nancy.
mRIrs. Clay Plummer spent last
Aek-end in Bethesda as a guest
of her son-in-Iaw and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Britt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Mills are in
West Palm Beach, Fla, where they
thank her friends for their kind
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Hugh Walker wants to
ness during her recent illness.
The Epworth Methodist Church
T<Seoir will present program Of
Cnristmas music on Sunday, De-
cember 21, at 8 pm. The service
will be by candlelight. A cordial
welcome to all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivor Gehrman were
hosts at five to seven party last
Sunday at their home on Summit
Ave.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Hall of Beth
esda have issued invitations for a
five to seven party this Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Halls parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Darby.
The senior choir of the Washing
ton Grove Methodist Church will
present Christmas cantata
"Prince of Peace" for the guests
ofgthe Asbury Methodist Home, on
urday evening. On Sunday
evening, December 81, they will
present the same cantata at their
church. All are welcome.
The guests of the Home viii be
entertained by another group on
Friday, when the four fourth
grades, numbering about one hun
dred children, will present Christ
mas play and music. The teachers
Of these grades are Mrs. Chiswell,
Mrs. Kincaid, Miss Souder, ana
Miss Seaquist.
The Neighborhood Garden CLUB
of Gaithersburg and Washington
Grove have chosen December 26, as
the date when the decorated door
ways will be judged. Three prizes
will be given; First prize-for the
decorated doorway that is most
indicative of Christmas; second
prize-the most original doorway;
third prize-no particular theme.
Jimmy Burdette who enlisted in
the Navy few weekss ago is now
stationed in San Diego, Cal. He
will welcome letters from his
friends here, 50 here is his address;
owen F. Burdette, jr.-S. R. 443-
e5-61; Co. 52-O93O- U.S.N.T.C, San
Diego, Cal.
There wasn't any snow last
Friday night when Santa Claus ar
rived in town but the 1900 children
who received presents from him did
not seem to mind. Congratulations
to the Businessmen's Association
for the children of Gaithersburg.
Miss Mary Lou Ewell was guest
90 honnr at a hr;dol shower last