Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-12-02

and also baptiSed several candi-
dates. The youth choir of Barnes
vile also their adult choir ren1-
cred some very excellent num-
bers under the leadership of Mrs.
Dubois who is very fine leader.
Rev. Roy BeDell of Washing
ton, DC. will be guest preacher
on mex, .ualay at both the morn
ing and evening services. Come
and worship with us. Had 108
present for Sunday School.
Saturday is set aside as land
scapms Gay at Germantown Bap-
t.st cnurch Dec. 4th you're urged
20 cot.ie ana help in this fine
work.
MI ami Mr.. James Dorsey
Jr., entertained for Mrs. DorseyS'
mOu!2r on last Sunday celebrat-
ii:~ her Goth birthday at their
home on Waters Lane. There
Wer- he nine children present
VITA their mates, 20 grandchil-
Gren, ! 'neice and one nephew,
ana go trends to add their good
w.Shcs to d lovely lady on this
festive day.
They were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo.g &c c. Walter, the father and
monal o. this large family, Mr..
and M 5. Norman Walter and
family Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Ay-
ton al FAMILY, Mr.. and Mrs. Le-
Roy Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Watkins Jr. and family, Mrs.
Charlotte Childs and family, Mrs.
Ileltn Cftutt and family, Miss
Harriet Walter, Mrs. Bruce
Thompson, Mrs. VIM. E. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Zimmerman,
and the hostesses, Catherine and
Jimmy Dorsey. We're in favor of
more such occasions in which our
parents are given honor and
made to feel that it pays just
to be fine fathers and mothers
in this ever changing day in
which we're so fortunate to be
part.
Birthday Greetings are in or
der for Jacob M. Corbett as he
celebrated his 87th birthday on
Nov 21st. Mr.. Corbett is an uncle
of Miss Rebecca Eeaman and at
this time is making his home
with her.
On last Saturday afternoon
Miss Janet Kitterman celebrated
her tenth birthday by giving a
party with a few of her friends
enjoying an afternoon seeing Pin
nochio at the Damascus theater
Those attending with Janet were
Teresa Anne Dove, Betty 10 Har-
riS, Patty, Judy Linda and Mrs.
John Kitterman her mother. All
report a very enjoyable after
noon together.
The ham and oyster supper
given at Trinity Methodist church
! by their W.S.C.S. ladies was very
fine and well attended despite the
inclement weather.
Regret to announce the illness
of Mrs. Julian B. Waters at this
time, she is being attended by
a special nurse. e
Rapid progress Is being made
on the building of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Prices new home here.
They are living at the home of
Mrs. Prices father, Samuel I'm,
berger ST.. until the completion
of their new place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Rawns'
home here will be the scene of
a joyous reunion of their entire
immediate family on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. Those expected are their
sons and families, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Rawn and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rawn and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Barndt and two daughters all of
Telford, Pa. or nearby, accom-.
panied by their sister, Miss Olive
l. Rawn, who will soon be re.
turning to the mission field in
Africa. The Rawns have a teen.
age son, George, at home.
Mr., and Mrs. Richard Downs
of Boyds will spend the holidays
visiting Mr.. Downs father
George r. Downs at Cape Anne
: Md. during the weekend.
/ We think this bit of news is
of great interest to many of oul
| folk since our Cradle Roll of Ger
! mantown Baptist church was in
. creased by having three boys add
t ed in one week. The proud par
!. entS are Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Bur
dette, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Frye
! and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Saw
: age. Congratulations all! Our at
!. tendance was 101 on Sunday
! there are so many folk who arc
' i'll at this time, among them are
Samuel Wright, Mrs. Leroy SUIT
\ phin, Mrs. Joan Whitworth, al
= of the Horizons and many more
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