Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-12-03
Goithersburg 757-J-l

III the meetings, social events, PIC
MICS, etc, which enable US to work
closer toward the aims of Opt
mism and thereby help the youth
of our community. If interested in
Optimism, please contact James R.
King.
The club received a fine cash con-
tribution during Optimist Week
from the Hyattstown WSCS. Mr..
King and his club wishes to thank
Mrs. Sophia ,Linthicum, president,
and the members of the Hyatts-
town WSCS for such fine gift
for such worthy cause.
Ora H. King is very hopeful the
Clarksburg Methodist Sunday
School can form a Mems Bible
Class. He is hoping that many men
in this area will attend Sunday
School in the future so such a class
can be formed.
Several real estate operators
have been looking at a few sites
that may be suitable for a devel-
opment.
The monthly meeting of the
Clarksburg All Girl Club was held
at the home of Mrs. ]. Russell
King on Saturday. Miss Anita
King, presided. Miss King gave a
demonstration on table decora-
tons for Christmas. The Clarks-
burg Club was invited to attend
special Christmas Party to be held
at Cedar Grove and is being spon-
sored by the Cedar Grove Club.
Among those members present
were: Florence Seiders, Ploria
Sirk, Bunny King, Joan Keith,
Amanda Sheppards, Nancy Har-
man, Virginia Price, Patricia Wool
mine, Nancy Shamel, Pamala
Dame, Judy Walsh and Council
Tors Mrs. j. Russell King and Mrs.
Rodney Keith.
1t seems now that the Super
Highway between Clarksburg and
Frederick will be open about De-
cember Is.
James R. King, president of the
Clarksburg Community Associa-
ton, urges everyone in the area
to buy Christmas Seals. The sale
of these seals helps to keep every
one safe from TB,
Ralph F. Martz said if anyone
has any information concerning
"Dowden's Ordinary" which was
located on Shaw Hill in Clarksburg,
please contact him.
The Clarksburg Methodist
Charge Churches held their
Thanksgiving services on Sunday.
The Rev. Jack Ammon said we
ought to pray on Thanksgiving
Day and be grateful. In order to
be grateful, we must appreciate
our blessings, he said.
The MYF met at the Clarks-
burg Church on Sunday night at
1880 pm. Starting with the De-
cember meeting, the MYF will be
divided into two groups, the SEN
iors and the intermediates.
The Optimist Club of Clarksburg
met at the Clarksburg School on
Monday evening at pm.
The Dickerson Methodist Church
Official Board will meet at the
Church on Tuesday evening at 8
pm.
The MYF Sub District will hold
a Booth Festival" at the Laytons-
vile Church Friday evening at 8
pm. The young people are to bring
canned goods, and to arrange them
in an unique display with awards
going to the one judged the best.
This food then will be given to
the Baltimore Conference Board of
Child Care and to the Asbury
Home for the Aged.
The District Conference will be
held at the Grace Church in Cal
thersburg on Monday, November
30, starting at 2 pm. Dinner will
be served at 6 pm. Services will
be held in the evening. All Church
Officials are expected to attend.
The Clarksburg Charge Wom-
ems Day will be held at the Ger
mantown Methodist Church on
Tuesday, December 1. This meet
ing will be sponsored by the WSCS.
Mrs. Thomas Law, conference
president of the WSCS, will be the
main speaker. Each church will
have a share in this program
which starts at 1880 pm.
The Clarksburg Methodist
Church Official Board will meet
at the church on December 2 at 8
pm.
The Germantown Methodist
Church Official Board will meet at
the church on December 4.
DR.. Robert Powell, Professor of
Religious Education at Westmin-
ster Theological Seminary, will
speak at the morning worship SER
vices on Sunday, December 6. At
8 pm. he will direct the Teach
ers' Training School for all teach