Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-11-10

Will then be taken to the Gath
ersburg Agriculture Center where
the store will be held.
The Sugar Loaf Shutters
square dance group will meet Fri
day. Mrs. DeWel Beall is chair
man of the group. Anyone desir-
ing to join the group should con-
tact Mrs. Beall or the club before
the end of November.
OF interest to many in the COM
munity is the news that invita-
tons have been sent out to the
wedding of Bobby Busbice, agri-
culture teacher at the high school
last year and now assistant agent
in Hartford County. The wedding
will take place next Saturday in
Martinsburg, w. Va.
Don't forget the adult educa-
ton classes. Tipping. Tuesday and
Thursday; clothing construction,
Thursday; woodwork, Tuesday;
and rug making, Thursday. All
classes meet at the high school
from 7:30 to $3.50 pm. This is
just about the last opportunity to
register for any of them.
The supper Saturday night
sponsored by the WSCS was very
successful. Over $500 was
cleared and the Wesleyan Service
Guild cleared over 5000 on their
bazaar held in conjunction with
the supper.
Mrs. Maynard King is a patient
at Bon Secours hospital in Balti-
more.
The Damascus Chamber of
Commerce met last Monday and
discussion was held on matters of
interest concerning water, postal
affairs and coming.
Mrs. Ella Monkey is spending
the winter with her daughter and
son-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Basil
Burdette.
The Damascus Fire Depart
ment assisted at the BRO train
wreck near Evansville last week
and took one of the victims in
their ambulance to Frederick Me
mortal Hospital.
The Damascus Homemakers
meet today for a luncheon at /
pm. at the home of Mrs. Edna
Brandenburg with Mrs. Edgar
Davis and Mrs. William Beall as
co-hostesses. Mrs. Catherine
Rhodes will speak on Tying the
Family Purse Strings"
Mrs. Ernest Harrison is a pa
tent at Montgomery General
Hospital.
Mrs. Herbert Cain entertained
at candle party last Thursday
and Mrs. Benjamin Elliott and
Mrs. Frank Griggs entertained
Wednesday at candle party. If
you haven't seen the beautiful
candles the members of the Eve
ming Guild of st. Bartholomew
church have for sale be sure to
contact one of these ladies.
They'll help you to make your
home more attractive during the
holiday season and they will
make attractive gifts for that
someone on your list who seems
to have everything.
Chester Leishear and Upton
Gladhill left Sunday for three
days of duck hunting on the East
ern Shore.
Miss Anna Lee Gladhill spent
the weekend at home. She OBJ
served her birthday Sunday with
a family party. Besides the fam
lily guests included Richard Law
son, Aubrey Mullineaux, Jr. and
Rober Darby.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Dean Kes-
Ter attended the meeting of the
Washington preachers and their
wives Monday at the Lewis Me.
mortal Methodist church in Wash
ington. After a worship hour
service the preachers went on a
guided tour of the Voice of
America headquarters and the la
dies held their quarterly business
and social meeting.
The members of the Damascus
Volunteer Fire Department and
their wives held their annual
banquet last Thursday at the
Peter Pan Inn. E. Guy Jewell
served as POSTMASTER. The group
enjoyed fine dinner, and a pro
gram of musical entertainment
by William c. Duvall, Kenneth
King, Eddie Williams, Charles
Crabb, Price Brown, and Jerry
Knight. Leroy Mullinix, Austin
Mullinix and Kenneth Howes
were in charge of the program.
New department president
James Perry was installed by the
outgoing president, Clifford
Davis. Chief Kenneth Howes pre-.
scented badges to the captains and