Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-08
Mrs. Philip Marcus
10. 1904

10. 1904
The Wheaton Lions Club =
Mr.. William Lowell, president -
has a system of committees
which should make it's members
truly "The BIGGEST Doors in
Wheaton" the local clubs
slogan.
The organization has three vice
presidents - Mr.. r. E. Staley,
Mr.. Paul c. Jackson and Mr.. Ed
ward F. Schrider - and each VP
is put to work each has a
number of committees for which
he is responsible. President
Lowell seems to have that hard
to-acquire virtue of organization
presidents - delegate authority
when you can and keep an over
all eye on things, yourself.
Under first vice president Sta
= ii are the following committees:
attendance, Mr.. Virgil A. Seward,
chairman; finance, Mr.. B. ].
Thompson, chairman; program,
Mr.. George L. Hines and Mr.. B.
]. Thompson, co-chairmen; spe-
cial food, Mr.. Charles Burton,
chairman; legal, Mr.. Anthony
Lascaris, chairman; special ways
and means, Mr.. Charles Thomas,
chairman; membership, Mr..
Claude Stup, chairman; constitu-
ton and bylaws, Mr.. William
Richardson, chairman; editor
(The Growler), Mr.. Edwin
Broomall land what a good job
he doesD; and special blood bank,
Mr.. Robert Staley and Mr.. w. T.
Robey, co-chairmen.
Under second vice president
Jackson are: Lions information,
Mr.. Richard Stewart, chairman;
sight conservation and blind, Mr..
Earl Somers, chairman; conven-
ton, Mr.. Floyd Collins, chair
man; boys and girls, Mr.. Joseph
(Redskin) Tereshinski chairman;
citizenship and patriotism, Mr..
Ed Cronin, chairman; agricul-
ture, Mr.. John Pendleton, chair
! man; greeter, Mr.. w. A. Koier;
Sand United Nations, Mr.. William
Scrimgeour, chairman.
Vice president Schrider has
under him: publicity, Mr.. Dave
Wohlleben, chairman; health and
welfare, Mr.. ]. T. Lane and Mr..
Ed Broomall, co-chairmen; civic
improvement, Mr.. Saul Alper,
chairman; Lions education, Mr..
Andrew Newberry, chairman;
community betterment, Mr.. j. B.
Runnels, chairman; and safety,
Mr.. Linwood Robertson, chair
man.
Not only are all committee
chairmen named - but from the
list, it looks as if each Lion Club
member is on at least one COM
mittee. Good luck during the
coming year, Wheaton Lions.
Two weddings of local interest
took place recently in this area.
The first was that of Greeta
lilo Cook, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva B. Cook of Lindell
Street, to Mr.. Robert Duane Reid,
H.pn of Mr.. and Mrs. James T.
~Reid of Flack Street. Pastor
Robert Lee of St. Lukes Lutheran
Church performed the ceremony.
The brides gown was white
nylon over white satin in a bout
FAINT style. The bodice was of
chantilly lace with Queen Anne
collar, and long sleeves coming to
a point over the wrist. Her tiara
was of seed pearls and her veil
was fingertip length silk net.
She carried fethered carnations
and baby's breath, with a shower
of flowers falling from the
bouquet.
Her matron of honor, Mrs.
jamie Hevner, wore pink nylon
net in bouffart ballerina style,
and had a tiara to match. The
bridesmaids, Miss Angela DeLeci
and Mrs. Shirley Stromberg,
wore pale green and pale laven.
A9er, respectively. Their gowns
were similar in style to Mrs.
Hevner's, and they carried spring
flower bouquets.
Junior bridesmaids, Bonnie