Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-07-01
In and Around Gaithersburu
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The annual daily vacation Bible
School, sponsored by j.. Epworth
and Grace Methodist churches of
Gaithersburg will begin on Tues.
day, July 6 and will continue
through July 16. Miss Margaret
Wallace of Baltimore will be the
director.
This is a non.denominational
community school and all chill
dren between the ages of four
land IA are invited to share in the
0program of religious instruction,
fellowship and recreation. Class
es for beginners and primary
will be held in Epworth Church
while the juniors and intermedi-
ates will be held in Grace Church.
The Rev. M. F. Wright, pastor
of Epworth and the Rev. Paul
Cummings, pastor of Grace will
share in the program. The hours
of the school will be from 9 I'M
til noon Monday through Friday.
Note the beginning date-July G..
Mrs. Eileen Wilkinson, her
niece Miss Mary Hamilton of
Baltimore, and Mrs. Henry
Simms of Rockville left last week
on a motor trip to the West
Coast.
Also driving to the West are
Mrs. George Osterwise, her chill
dren and Mrs. Osterwise's mother,
Mrs. Raybold. They left the day
after school closed and plan to
do lots of camping enroute.
Mr.. and Mrs GWinn Kirkman
and their sons Gwinn, Clark and
Hunter left last Thursday for a
three week vacation in Sacco, Me.
Mrs. Eric Easley and her two
sons Gary and Ricky, left last
Sunday for Seattle, Wash. On
LILY 1, they will leave for Kyoto,
Japan where they will join Mr..
Easley, who has been stationed
there since February with the
Navy. Mrs. Easley has been with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Stubs since Mr.. Easley's depar-
ture for overseas duty. Original
plans for leaving the States on
June 1, were changed because of
a bout with the measles, and a
case of the mumps almost delayed
them again. Needless to say Mrs.
Easley is keeping her fingers
crossed and we hope she and her
boys have pleasant voyage
across the Pacific.
Congratulations to Dick Tetiow
who now is Sgt. Dick Tetlow
Dick is stationed at Camp Le-
Jeune.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Robert
son of Laytonsville spent last
weekend with a group of friends
at Fair Haven.
We are. sorry to report that
Mr.. Angelo is in Montgomery
County General hospital, and we
hope he soon will be home again.
Miss Julia Price of Washington
f7SAas the guest last weekend of
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Jacobs. On
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs en-
tertained at a buffet supper in
honor of Miss Price, Miss Helen
Collins, and Mrs. Monterey Col
Inns, and Mrs. Monterey Collins.
The Collinses will be leaving soon
for their home in Jacksonville,
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gruver
and their children left on Friday
for camping trip at Cowan Gap,
Penn. Joining the Gruvesr were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wayne. Mr..
Gruver, who has been on the
Gaithersburg faculty for the past
seven years will be vice principal
of Poolesville High School next
Year. We are sure that Mr.. Cru
yer will be missed at Gathers
burg and we hope that he likes
his new assignment.
Other teachers who have &C.
cepted new positions next year
-ASclude Richard Carmichael who
Will be teaching art in Dayton,
Ohio, and Arthur Macdonald who
will be teaching at Cornell Uni
versity.
Mrs. Betty Cissel and Mrs. Joy
Leach will be combining work
and play at Ocean City this sum-
mer. Also at Ocean City is Mr.
Howard Patterson who is en-
ployed there for the summer.
Miss Marian Curling and her
mother spent last week at Vir-
ginia Beach.
Mrs. Gerald Rotruck arrived