Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-07-09
Evelyn Porterfield

heCeHlly IHe JOllH AIuIeWs
family travelled to Canada.
Several members of the PTA at
tended conferences this week at
Maryland University.
The Porterfield's spent an enjoy
able Fourth of July at Harpers
Ferry, w. Va.
The monthly Community Meet
ing was held at the Community
Pond on Monday evening at six
o'clock. At this time, members
of the Association and their fam
lies enjoyed a delightful wiener
roast.
The Jordans were recently Wis
tied by their daughter.
Mrs. Howard Miles, who was ill,
isynow very much improved.
Weaver Kimball, Barry and
Thomas Ward and their wives mo-
tored to Norfolk over the week
end.
Mrs. Georgia E. Warfield of
Stringtown died last Saturday.
She was discovered by her daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Bradley War
field. Mrs. Warfield was life
long resident of Upper Montgom-
cry. She was 81 years of age.
Interment was made the next day
at Cedar Grove Methodist Gene
terry. The Rev. Jack G. Ammon
officiated. Mrs. Warfield is sur
viVed by her son, Charles w. of
Washington; Mrs. Margaret M.
Childers of Laytonsville; and
Bradley Warfield of Clarksburg.
There are several grandchildren.
Several members of the Clarks-
Burg Optimist Club and their
wives attended the Frederick OPP
tiinist Club to observe procedure
on Thursday evening, July 2. The
Frederick Club held its installment
Of officers, DR.. Angle, District
Governor of Optimist Interna-
tional, installed the new officers.
Among the Clarksburg visitors
we're Mr.. and Mrs. James R. King,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jordan,
Mrs. Charline Graham, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold Price, Mr.. and Mrs.
0tman Rippeon and Mr.. and Mrs.
John Anderson.
The M. j. Grove Lime Company
Is making splendid progress with
the grading involved in the relo-
eating of Md. Route 121 at
harrisburg.
FpMelvin Shefflett is interested in
picking up the trash, paper and
garbage in the Clarksburg area.
All interested persons please con-
tact Mr.. Shefflett.
mMr. and Mrs. Ralph Martz of
Clarksburg attended the Martz
family reunion on Sunday which
was held at Mt. Tabor Park,
Rocky Ridge, Nd.
1.-THE Rev. and Mrs. Jack l..
Maxson and their son of Fl.
Worth, Tex, are visiting with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Crossman of Clarksburg. They
Expect to stay about a month.
nlMr. and Mrs. Paul Benton and
their two daughters of Conneaut,
Ohio are visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Benton of Clarks-
burg over the Fourth of July
Weekend.
Mrs. Douglas E. Studdifore and
her son John, are le'vinP for
Bloomfield, N. J. on July 6. They
viii spend their vacotion with rel
atives in Bloomfield. They will
bet gone about two weeks.
Raymond Wilhide of Clarks-
burg has undergone an appended
tbfhy at the Frederick Memorial
Hospital. His condition is very
satisfactory. His family expects
him home in about another week.
1.-THE Clarksburg 0ptimist Club
met at Kings Clarksburg Park
Monday evening. The Rev. Bob
Meyer of Baltimore, the founder
off McKim Boys Center in Balti-
more, gave a very inspiring talk
Concerning delinquent boys.
CpThe Clarksburg NJ ct h d S I
Charge MYF baseball team will
play Gaithersburg MYF at $3.50
pm. Wednesday, Clarksburg MYF
Will play Poolesville MYF We'd
fesday evening July Is.
InThe Clarksburg Optimist Club
viii meet on Monday, July 20.
oiThe Clarksburg WSCS will
meet Tuesday July 81.
fsThe Dickerson Church will hold
appicnic supper on Saturday, Ju'
ly 25.
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