Montgomery County sentinel., 1953-09-24
Damascus Homemakers Apple
sauce Canning Session Tuesday

W AsdiAJ Lay piiA L AOAAOSAOhA Ivy
for the Sunday School at the elev-
en- o'clock service.
Put big black circle around
the date October 10 in your date
book or calendar. This is the day
Of the annual turkey dinner held
shower of birthday card greetings.
Mrs. Harold Beacht took the
members of her Sunday School
class on a tour of Washington,
Saturday. They visited the White
House, the Washington Monument,
the Aquarium and the Washington
Cathedral. The children also en-
joyed a delicious picnic lunch
packed by Mrs. Beacht.
Margo Miles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Miles celebrated
her 9Th birthday Friday, with a
party for a group of her friends.
Notes from the Damascus Meth
odist Church-Mr. and Mrs. Pres
ton Atkinson of Damascus were
received as new members of the
church Sunday. Also on Sunday,
Charles Osborne Raines, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Raines was
baptized by the Rev. A. Odell Os-
Western Maryland, Miss Anna Lee
Gladhill is at Temple University,
Miss Judy Brown is enrolled at
Strayers College, Baltimore, and
Miss Betty Sibley is a student at
Asbury College, Willmore Ken
lucky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Davidson
of Cedar Grove entertained Satur-
day afternoon at a party honoring
their daughter Susan's 9Th birth
day. About ten of Susan's little
friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brandon Duvall
had as their supper guest Friday,
Mr.. Elgee Burdette who was so
ears old on that day. His many
friends and relatives in the area
remembered him this year with a
by the Damascus Volunteer Fire
Department at the high school
from to 8 pm. Price is $1.50.
AS one member of the ladies aux
.liary put it "We need a big crowd
to help pay for that new fire en-
CINE"
Mrs. Mary Mullinix celebrated
er S3rd birthday at the home of
ler daughter and son-in-law, Mr.,
nd Mrs. Paul Watkins, September
IS. She received many cards and
;ifts and many visits from friends.
The American Legion Auxiliary
let last Thursday at the Legion
Home for their regular monthly
meeting. After a brief business
iession the ladies enjoyed an eve
ing of games. Hostesses were Mrs
Roscoe Pearce and Mrs. Norman
lurray.
The Junior M.Y.F. met Sunday
t the church for their first meet
ng of the fall season. The new
fficers elected last June took over.
Plans for the formation of a jun
or choir were discussed. A skating
arty at Braddock Heights was
planned for October 1. Several new
lembers were received. Refresh
nents were served by Mrs. Herbert
). Hyatt, Mrs. Leroy Mullinix and
1rs. Luther Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Moore Of
amascus and Mrs. Annie Speck
f Green Meadows spent Saturday
sitting the York Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pope of
iaithersburg spent the weekend
With Mr.. and Mrs. David Pope.
Enrolment at the Damascus
ementary School has now reach
d record high of $40 according
. Mrs. Bernard Poole, secretary.
The Safety Patrol at the elemen-
lry school has now been organized
Or this school year. Carolyn White
has been elected captain, Edward
3urdette and Jerry Duvall, lieu
tenants. The following youngsters
will work under them with the
yuidance of Mr.. Gayle Kincaid to
help keep their fellow schoolmates
from accident: Jack King, Leonard
Moxley, Grace Bryan, June Null
'ineaux, Morris Browning, Sandra
Poole, Donald Smith, Patricia
Poole, Billy King, Betty Leishear
Evie Osteen, Alfred Clayton, Mary
Crown, Michael Burdette and Lin