Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-02

part IN the Demonstration day TWO
weeks ago in Rockville. The girls
were 10 Ann Biddinger, Nancy
Lechlider, Deanna Nichols, Lois
Jean Smith, Ruth Ann Payne,
Mitzi Taylor, Judy Priebe, Betty
Alice Wilson, Margaret Low,
Linda Pruitt and Nancy Hurt.
In announcing awards, every
girl in the club won blue ribbon.
This is most unusual and we feel
a special blue ribbon should be
awarded to their leaders, Mrs.
Roland Green and Mrs. George
Lechlider and to their patient par
ents who encouraged them to cook
or make their projects and duti-
fully ate the food they fixed.
In the Laytonsville All club last
Wednesday a cookie contest was
held to determine the best cookie
maker in the club. Judges were
Mrs. Harrison King and Mrs.
Herbert Mumford; Jr. of the
Woodfeld club. The winner was
Nancy Lechlider and the alternate
was Ruth Ann Payne. The win
ner will complete in Rockville
April with winners from nine
other All clubs in the area served
by the Pepco company. Three of
these ten will represent Mont
gomery County in the Home Show
in Washington. The ten girls
will also compete for prizes of an
electric range, electric automatic
oven and electric mixer. Cookies
will be judged on taste 500, APP
pearance 252c and method of de-
monstration 25%.
The Red Cross Fund Drive in
the Woodfield area has been COM
pleted Mrs. Elgea Hawkins,
Chairman of the drive in Wood
field reports that the quota of 5000.
has been reached. Mrs. Hawkins
would like to thank the workers
who played such a large part in
making the drive a success: Mrs.
George Kemp, Mrs. Elwood Du-
vail, Mrs. Jerry King. Mrs. Ray
mond Kemp and Mr. John L. King.
Mr. Marion Howes is a patient
at Montgomery General Hospital
where is recuperating from an
appendectomy. Also on he sick
list this week is Mrs. J. H. Howes
who has taken to Montgomery
General Hospital last Friday.
Dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pope Sunday were Mrs.
Ethel Beall, Mrs. Rachel Williams
and Donald Boyer. The Popes
and Mrs. Beall also enjoyed a drive
into Washington to see the cherry
blossoms.
Mrs. Jack Snouifer left Wash
ington Saturday by plane for New
York and thence also by plane to
Germany where she will Join her
husband, Pfc. Jack Shouffer who
is stationed at Hanau some 20
miles from Frankfort. Mrs.
Snouffer is planning to stay for
year. Her mother-in-law, Mrs.
George Snouffer entertained about
rs guests Thursday at a farewell
party in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Perry, ST..
left Tuesday for St. Petersburg,
Florida for a months vacations
with friends.
Francis GLAND. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred GLAND was discharged
from the armed services on Fri
day He has recently returned
from a seven month tour of duty
in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker Of
Rockville have purchased the vii
liam Bogley home and moved into
il last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Warfield
entertained Mr., Stewart Labat,
assistant at st. Bartholomew's,
Mrs. Labot and little John and
Wodall for dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Warner SnoufTer enter
tanned at Stanley Brush party
Monday evening.
Frederick c. Priehe, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Prieba has Just
completed the prescribed course
in practical radio and television
service and was graduated from
the National Radio institute. The
Pioneer Home Study Radio School
on Feb. %. He also graduated
from the diesel engineering school
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarlton and fam
lily who have purchased the Eek
loft farm near Etchisou moved IN
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Faireloth
and daughter 10 of Arlington were
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Priebe OF Brookcville.
Mrs. Ralph Howard entertained
at luncheon Wednesdav. Guest
included Mrs John Ward Mrs.
Marie Staley, Mrs. Leroy Wach'cr.
Mrs. Earl johnson, Mrs. Archie
Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
lie Crabb.
Mr. Clarence Lind reg who was
confined TO his bed las, week with
pnei-1onia is much improved.
MIS-. Ava King was o guest on
Sunday Of Mr.. and Mre. Raymond
Kemp. They all enjoyed lunch "a
the Druid restaurant.