Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-03-26

Drive joined the is. Army and left
for Camp Meade, Md, last Monday
His mother, Mrs. Mary Linthicum
and his sister, Betty, and friends
visited him on Sunday.
We understand that Pvt. Earl P
Kessell has been stationed some
where in Germany since March 9th,
His friends may contact him by
writing Pvt, Earl P. Kessell, U.S.
52-136-655; 587 Engr. Field Maint.
Co., APO As, c/o Post Master, New
York, NY. Please write him.
Miss Nancy Fritzwater of
Thompson's Corner celebrated her
18th birthday on Wednesday.
Mrs. Howard Miles has been con-
fined to her home with influenza.
Everyone is wishing for her speedy
recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin d. Revis
have purchased a new home in
Rockville. They are moving away.
Their friends will miss them as
they both took active parts in
Church and Civic Affairs.
The Clarksburg MYF basketball
team won their game with Cedar
Grove by score of 70 to SO on
Wednesday night. The game was
,eld at the Damascus High School.
Our team will represent High
School. Our team will represent
the Gaithersburg subdistrict at
the Baltimore Conference.
The local Red Cross drive is now
under way, and will last until April
first. The committee in his vicinity
in charge of collecting the subscrip-
lions are Mrs. Russell King, Mrs.
Paul Warfield, Mrs. Theodore Jor-
dan, and Mrs. Nell Revis. This is
a worthy cause, please help to sup
port it by giving your subscriptions
to the above ladies.
The Publicity Committee of the
Clarksburg Community Association
was asked to find out how many
persons would be interested in hav-
ing their garbage and trash picked
up every Saturday for a nominal
charge of $3.50 per month. Every
one interested please advise James
R. King, Paul Burner, Ralph F.
Martz, or Rev. Jack G. Amman.
The nominating committee of the
Clarksburg Methodist Church met
at the parsonage on March 18th.
Miss Louise Hough is confined to
her home with the flu" She is
slowly improving.
George Morningstar, age 78, died
early Thursday morning at the
Suburban Hospital, Bethesda. He
will be buried in Frederick Coun-
ty at Utica Cemetery. Rev. Jack G..
Amman will officiate. Roy Barber
is the Funeral Director.
Jimmy Porterfield, the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Roy L. Porterfield, is con-
fined to his home with the chicken
poX.
Theodore (Bus) Wins, the jani-
tor of the Clarksburg School, is a
patient at the Frederick Memorial
Hospital. "Bus is suffering with
a virus infection. His friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. William H. Thompson I'M
derwent an operation last Tuesday
at Sibleys Hospital in Washington.
She is doing as well as can be ex-
pected.
We understand that Ralph F.
Martz is writing the history of the
Clarksburg Methodist Church. If
anyone has any information about
the Benefits Greek Congregation
and the Sugar Loaf Chapel or the
Clarksburg Congregation and the
Ebenezer's Chapel, please contact
Mr.. Martz. He will appreciate it.
Miss Faye Kessell of Hammond's
Drive celebrated her birthday
quietly at home on March goth.
There will be candlelight Com
munion Services at the following
Methodist Churc h e S: Dickerson
Church, Tuesday, March 31st !;
Clarksburg Church, Wednesday,
April LIST; and Germantown, Thurs
day, April End.
The second MYF Variety Show
will be held at the Cedar Grove
Methodist Church, Friday, March
81. The youths of six Methodist
Churches are participating. Every
one is invited for an evening of
fun and enjoyment.
Don't forget the Clarksburg
Church supper to be held at the
Church Hall; Clarksburg, Saturday,
March 2sth, at 4.3O pm. There
will be Baked Chicken, Fried Oys-
tiers and the Country Ham.
The Clarksburg MYF basketball
teams (both girls and boys) will
play the Poolesville teams Thurs
day night, March 26th, at pm.
The Methodist Charge announced
that Official Board meetings will
be held at Dickerson, Wednesday,
March 25th; Clarksburg, Thursday,
March Goth; and Germantown, Fri
day, March 9th, at s pm. All