Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-05-13

Mr.. Roger w. Burdette, Damas.
Gus and Mr.. j. William Garrett,
Gaithersburg were here last week
in connection with the reassess.
ment of Montgomery County
real estate.
Your writer and husband at
tended funeral services at Mar.
tinsburg, West Virginia recently
for Mrs. Farley E. Outright In,
terment was at Waterloo, w. Va,
in the family plot of the Nicely
family. She was the former
Maude A. Nicely and is the last
sister of large family. She is
survived by her husband and a
daughter, Mrs. Lola M. Harper
of Buckhannon, w. Va. She was
a member of the u. B. Church
Mrs. Fletcher Wright has been
called to Wythesville, Virginia be-
cause of the serious illness of her
mother, who suffered a heart at
tack.
The Germantown Baptist Wom-
ems Missionary Union held its
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Charlotte Mccoy at Hyattstown.
Our building Fund day was May
End and tse amount was S167.79
with 119 attending the Sunday
School hour: We welcome your
attendance at any of our weekly
services.
Mrs. Barbara Pogue of Detroit,
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie E. Johnson
of Cobb Island, Md, and Miss Re.
becca Leaman were recent guests
of Barbara's grandmother, Mrs.
F. E. johnson. The JohnSons
spent several days with her.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Linthicum
and little Tommy are happy since
the arrival of little Sandra who
came on Saturday at the Mont
gomery County Hospital, Sandy
Spring, weighing in at 6 pounds,
IL ounces. Mother and baby are
fine.
The joint meeting of the Boys
and Girls All clubs held at the
Trinity Methodist Church was a
very fine one in which the par,
ents were guests in order to &C,
quaint them with what their very
fine clubs were doing as a whole
President of the boys, Bobby Dor.
sey, made the welcoming address,
followed by the girls president,
Kay Waters, taking charge. Both
groups held their regular meet.
ing in order to better acquaint
all present with procedure. The
roll call was different as each
answered their name by telling
how, being All member has
helped them; the reasons were
well given. The pledge was led
by Catherine Reid, followed with
group singing. Refreshments
were enjoyed by all and consisted
of cup cakes and soft drinks.
Mr.. Byron, brother of Mrs
George Schaeffer Jr., who under
went major surgery at the Johr
Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, is
showing encouraging signs of re
covery. Best wishes.
Little Janet Umberger, attain
ing the age of two, was royalty
entertained with lovely party
and entertained many of hel
friends. Janet is the only chile
of Garrett and jamie Umberger
Everything that would make a
little girl and her friends happy
was included in this very specia,
party.
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Selby spent
several days last week in Atlantic
City, New Jersey, where the an
nual convention of the Maryland
Bankers Association was held
MIR. Selby is president of the
Montgomery County Bankers
Association and is a member OF
the Agricultural Committee of
the Maryland Bankers Associa
ton.
Mrs. Charles A. Appleby OF
'The Pines had as guests on Sun
day, May 2 Mrs. Christine Ke
hrein, former missionary &c
Africa now active in Child Evan
gelism Fellowship as City Direc
tor in New Britain, Connecticut
Miss Constance DeMatteo, Direc
tor C.E.F. State of Rhode Island
Mrs. Evelyn Smith, City Director
C.EF. New Haven, Conn. Mrs
Pearl Hatch, City Director CE.F
New Haven, Conn. and Miss VIII
ginia Z. Frye (sister of Mrs. Ap
pleby), Director of CE.F. Stat,
Of Conn. These fine ladies wer