Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-10-20

and Hickey, Joan Gladhill and
Roger Darby enjoyed a motor trip
on the Skyline Drive Sunday.
Upton Gladhill, John King, and
Chester Leishear left Sunday
morning for a hunting trip to
South Dakota. They plan to be
gone little over three weeks.
The WSCS will serve their bust
nessman'S luncheon next Thurs
day, from 1870 to 100. Price is
IS cents.
We have a report from Mrs.
Maxwell Burdette on the first ses-
sions of the adult education
classes in clothing construction,
typing, rug making and wood
working. From the numbers
present for the first classes there
will definitely be a tipping and al
most certainly a clothing con-
struction, class although the lat
ter needs a few more members.
The classes in rug making and
woodworking will need quite a
number more if they are to be
continued.
There will be no classes to-
night because of the meeting of
the State teachers association in
Baltimore, but classes will be re-
sumed the following Thursday.
Tipping meets both Tuesdays
and Thursdays. Woodworking
meets on Tuesday instead of
Thursday. If you were unable to
attend the first classes last Thurs
day. come out and register at the
next class meeting or call Mrs.
Burdette. All classes will meet
for three sessions after which
classes which do not have suffi-
cient registration in them will be
dropped.
Mrs. Emerson Slacum, Anna
Garratte, and Margaret Newman
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. N. C.
Bailey in Orange, Va. while
schools are closed for the State
teachers meeting. They will be
Joined over the weekend by MIR.
Slacum.
The annual community Halo
we'en party sponsored by the Da-
mascus Lions will be held Mon
day evening, October 81 at the
high school beginning at $50.
Plan now to be there. Everyone
else is sure to be going.
Mrs. T. ]. Parbuoni,. Mrs. Roy
Brohawn, and Mrs. Harry Fisher
of Court Damascus of the Catho-
lie Daughters of America attend
ed the Maryland State conference
of the Catholic Daughters held
last Saturday at the Cadia Build
ing in Baltimore.
Last Sunday the Catholic
Daughters. Damascus Chapter,
enjoyed their fall picnic at the
farm of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill.
A large number enjoyed cook
ing wieners over the outdoor fires
and the other festivities.
The Damascus HomemakerS
met at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Hyatt, Sr. October Is with Mrs.
James Stephens and Mrs. Basil
Burdette as co-hostesses. Mrs.
Sally Souder and Mrs. Clark King
were visitors.
1t was reported that 1T quarts
of ,applesauce had been canned
during the month of October and
given to the Montgomery County
General hospital by the club.
A nominating committee con.
sisting of Mrs. Lindsey McEl.
fresh, Mrs. Harold Morris and
Mrs. Irwin Isaacs was appointed
to fill the offices of president
and secretary for two year terms
and the office of treasurer for the
remainder of the term of the pres
ent treasurer, Mrs. Graham Petrie
Home management was the
topic for the evening with empha
sis on protecting the consumer
Mrs. Noah Ifert gave pointers or
the proper buying of consumer
goods. A discussion followed or
the buying of refrigerators &C
cording to the size of the family
amount of money to be spent, best
buys and guarantees.