Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-04-08
Evelyn POrterfield
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Evelyn Porferfield

and chicken supper last Saturday
night.
Mrs. Elgie Gardinar of Rock
vile visited Mrs. Raymond King
last week. Mrs. Gardiner is Mrs.
Kings aunt.
Sincere congratulations to
Glenn Edwards and Steve Ander,
son who were indicted into the
Rockville High School Chapter
of the National Honor Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hough's
daughter Frances, is residing
with them while her husband is
in the service.
Glad to see that Miss Joan Ed
wards is up and around again
after having been sick for several
weeks.
The Optimist Club of Clarks-
burg met at the ClarkSburg
School last Monday night at 9.
President James King turned the
meeting over to the Rev. Jack
Ammon, who is chairman of the
Boy and Girl of the Month pro-
gram. Mr. Ammon gave brief
history of the committee aims
and detectives. Award certif-
Gates will be presented at inter-
walls to the outstanding boy or
girl in the area, he said. Infor-
nation would be furnished by the
school staff and the principal of
the Clarksburg School. On this
occasion the framed Award Ger
tificates will be given to the Pa
troll Girls of the Clarksburg
School. He introduced Mr.. Claire
Baum, principal of the school,
who told how two patrol girls,
Miss Pamelra Mary Dame and
Miss Judy Ellen Walsh, during a
heavy snow storm last January
took smaller children off the
school bus which was stalled on
Ridge Road. They used sleds to
transport the children to nearby
farm houses These patrol girls
were nearly frozen after the COM
pletion of this act. Mr.. Baum
said these patrol girls acted
above and beyond the call of
duty. Then he introduced the
girls and Mr.. Ammon presented
them with their Award Certifi- |
Gates. Both girls gave splendid
talks about their duties in the
patrol.
Arnold Price announced that a
beef typed calf would be given
away by the club at the Bake
Sale and Auction which will be
held on May % at Kings ClarkS-
burg Park. Prizes will be given
to the boy or girl selling the most
tickets.
The Clarksburg School will
hold its Spring Festival on May
/. The next meeting will be held
on April 5. Everyone is requested
to be present.
Mrs. Jack Ammon of Clarks-
burg is serving on the Grand
Jury while Mr.. Ora H. King and
Mr.. Edward H. Deets are serving
on the Petit Jury.
The Easter Sunrise Service will
be held at the East View of the
historic Sugar Loaf Mountain on
Easter morning at 6 o'clock. DR..
Gather p. Warfield of the Meth
odist Oversee Relief will bring
the main message. There will be
a large choir with special music.
The Dickerson WSCS will serve
a hot breakfast at the DickerSon
Church following the service.
The Clarksburg Charge will
hold its Quarterly Conference on
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock at
the Clarksburg Methodist Church.
DR.. Aubrey Smith will preside.
All officers, chairmen and mem
bers are urged to be present. All
charge reports will be given at
that time.
The Senior MYF met at the
Clarksburg Church Sunday at
7:30 pm. while the intermediate
MYF met at the Clarksburg Par
sonage. Billie Purdum was the
l.1lo,, g t1a
The Germantown WSCS study
group will meet at the German
town Church on Wednesday, be.
ginning at 1890 am. Mrs. Ev-
erett Jones of Damascus will lead
the group in the study of the book
of jeremiah.
The Clarksburg Methodist
Charge announced that the fol
lowing official board meeting will
be held: Dickerson Church,
March 30; Clarksburg Church,
March 81, and Germantown
Church, April 2.
Mrs. William Purdum, chair
man of the Membership and
Evangelism Committee of the
Clarksburg Methodist Church, ex-
tends to everyone in the area a
welcome to visit the church and
an opportunity to join our con.
gregation. Every member is re-
quested to bring a neighbor or
friend to church during the Lent.