Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-21
Caithersburg Writer Tempts
Fate by Plugging Fete Again.

last weekend from Minneapolis,
Mimi, where they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Wayne.
The Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm
Wright have as their guest their
nephew, Billy Wright, of Hagers-
town.
This news is a little late, but
the Gruvers, the Harry Smiths,
and the Carroll Waynes recently
spent a vacation at Cowan's Gap,
Penn, where they really camp
ed out. And in spite of couple
of rainy days, they had a wonder
full time.
Welcome to 1t. Col. and Mrs.
Oscar B. Griggs and their family
who have recently moved into the
community and are living in Mrs.
John B. Diamonds home near
town. Col. Griggs is with the
Army Medical Corps at Walter
Reed Hospital. They will be at
home after August /.
Last Saturday was picnic day
at Braddock Heights Park for
both the Catholic Youth Club of
st. Marin's Church and the Ep-
worth Methodist Church Sunday
School. Everybody reports a
wonderful time, and you can rest
assured that the swimming pool
had workout on such a good hot
day.
The Garden Club met on We'd
nesday at Epworth Church with
Mrs. Merle Jacobs, Miss Ruth
Briggs, and Mrs. Ray Wachter as
hostesses. Mrs. Van Ripper of the
Rockville Garden Club spoke to
the group.
Ascension Chapel was the
scene of two baptismal ceremon-
les on Sunday afternoon with the
Rev. Stewart Labat officiating.
At 2 p. m. Priscilla Susan Wilker-
son, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Wilkerson, was baptis-
ed. Her god parents, were Mr..
and Mrs. William Callan of Wash
ington Grove and Mrs. William
Thompson of Gaithersburg. At
3 p. m. Michael, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McCathran of Wash
ington Grove was baptised. His
godparents were his maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Louise M. Lee
and his uncles Messrs. Irving
Embrey and Rodney MeCathran.
Following the ceremonies both
the Wilkersons and McCathrans
entertained at family parties at
their respective homes.
The Sunday School picnic of
Grace Methodist Church will be
held on Saturday at Glen Echo
Park.
Mrs. c. E. Crawford was din
ner guest of Saturday evening of
Mrs. Helen Smith of Chevy
Chase.
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
Grace Church held their annual
picnic on Tuesday evening at
Clarksburg.
The Rev. and Mrs. Stewart
Labat and their children will be
mentioning for the next month in
st. Mary's County, where they
are planning a month of relaxing
with good fishing and good swim
ming.
For those of you who have al
ready become associate members
of the Agricultural Center and by
so doing will have the privilege
of using the future swimming
pool, please know that progress
is being made. While you won't
have a pool this summer, the
project is very much alive. And
for those of you who have not
become associate members of the
Agricultural Center and by so
doing will have the privilege of
using the future swimming pool,
please know that progress is be-
ing made. While you won't have
pool this summer, the project
is very much alive. And for
those of you who have not be-
come members yet, remember
that memberships are still being
taken. And we wonder if some
of us haven't felt the real need
of a pool for this area during this