Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-04-23
Evelyn PorterfieId

Circle, circle, circle four, now
promenade! Yes that's what could
be heard at the Clarksburg Ele-
mentary School on Saturday night.
The square dance was part of
the very successful Spring Festi-
val sponsored by the Parent
Teachers Association at Clarks-
burg.
The Association wishes to eX-
press their gratitude to all those
who attended and to those who
made it possible with their dona-
tions of fancy work, delicious
baked goods, magazines, white
elephant items, potted plants, and
to those who gave so unsparingly
of their time and efforts. Many
thanks also to the caller for the
square dance, Mr.. Gustafson and
his wife who donated their SER
vices.
Thanks to your generous sup
port the community of Clarksburg
will have available public ad-
dress system purchased with the
funds raised at the Festival.
Out of town visitors to Clarks-
burg this week were Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Hargett and son from Cali
fornia who visited the Henry
Hough's. Mr.. Hargett is the
brother of Mrs. Hough.
Visiting right next door from
them at the home of the Porter
fields were Herman Porterfeld,
father of Roy L. Porterfeld, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Porterfield and
small son, brother of Mr.. Porter
field. These Porterfelds hail from
Kansas City, Mo. and Topeka,
Kansas and were shown the Wash
ington ''sights" this week.
Congrats! go to Glen Edwards
and Caine Steele. These two are
both members of their high school
baseball team. Kill 'em, fellows!
Mrs. Kelly Taylor, General
e Chairman and Mrs. David Brand
enburg, Chairman of the Soliciting
Committee, for the Spring Festi-
val of Clarksburg School, together
with Mrs. Olga Zeiger, President
of the Parent-Teacher Association
wish to thank everyone for the
part they performed in helping to
make the Spring Festival sue
cess.
They further wish to thank the
men of the Hyattstown Fire De-
partment, county merchants and
the Community for their splendid
help and assistance in putting the
Festival over.
Mrs. Marion Marshall Carlisle,
the daughter of Mrs. Stella Mar
shall returned home Friday from
the Washington Sanitarium. She
is reported as doing fine from her
recent operation.
Mrs. Theodore A. Jordan cele-
brated her birthday April 16 at
home. She received many cards
from her friends.
The Clarksburg ladies who at
tended the W.S.C.S. Zone Meet
ing at Trinity Methodist Church,
Germantown, on Friday, April II,
were Mrs. Jack G. Amman, Mrs,
Paul F. Burner, Mrs. Georgia
Darby, and Mrs. J. William Pur-
DUN.
The Clark burg Methodist
Charge Quarterly Conference was
held at the Germantown Methodist
Church, April IL, with DIR. John c.
MILAN presiding. The following
Church officials were nominated
and elected. For Clarksburg
Board of Trustees, Ora King, For
est Haney. William Pnrdum, Johr
Glaze. Paul Burner. Clarence Day
Kenneth King, Ralph Martz anc
Robert Green; Stewards, Mrs. Pau
Warfield, Mrs. Kenneth King. and
Walden King; Membership. Ralph
Martz, Paul Burner. Mrs. William
Purdum. Mrs. Russell Kinp, Miss
Anita King John Warfield, and
Mrs. Roy Whip: Missions, Mrs
Georgia Darby, Mrs. Ora King
Mrs. John Glaze; Finaces. William
Purdum Mrs. Paul Warfeld. For.
nst Haney, and Mrs. Robert
Green. Circuit Parsonage Trustees
Ora King, William Purdum. anC
Forest Hanev: Communion Stew.
ard, Mrs. Paul Warfield; ChurcF
School Supt., Ora King; Pastoral
Relationship, Robert Green. Ora
King, Mrs. Howard Miles and Mrs
Paul Warfeld; Parsonage, Mrs
Paul Burner Mrs. Kenneth King
and Mrs. Clarence Dav.
For Dickerson: Board of Trus-
ices; Leo Robertson. James Car.
isle. f. R. Hauserhildt and Eli,
Poberson; Stewards Mrs. Edwin
Matthews. Mrs. Maurice Carlisle
Mrs. Ethel Baker and Mrs. Her.
man Frvn. Membership, Leo Ro.