Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-06-09

Magruder; for baseball, Eddie
Rhinehart, Lester Runkles, Ken
meth Monkey and Bill Hawkins;
for track, Thomas Woodfield,
Clifford Butcher, Paul Medairy,
and Walter Magruder; for base
ball and track, Gary Howes,
Second year certificates: for
basketball and baseball, Donald
Johnson and Clarence Thompson;
for basketball and track, George
Kemp and Dallas Beall; for bas-
ketball, baseball and track, Ron
aid Cue and for baseball Mehrle
DutroW.
Third year certificate for base
ball went to Robert Snapp.
The high school each year
awards letters of commentator
to students for outstanding serV-
ice in various activities in the
school. For service in the attend
ance office-Marilyn GLAND, Aud
rey Hanning, Margaret King and
Nancy MacNab; for service in
the school store-Betty Kemp,
Marilyn GLAND and Grace Burdet-
tie; for service in the school bank
Grace Burdette, Jack Poole; for
service in the cafeteria-Ida Seal,
Margaret King, Ann Jarvis, Hell
en- Black, Bobby Snapp and Jack
Poole.
The Junior high girls took part
in a sports day at Poolesville
May 81 and won their softball
game against Gaithersburg by a
score of 1910.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Dean
Kesler and family spent Sunday
in Westminster at the meeting of
the Baltimore conference. Mr..
KeSler has been in Westminster
all week. Mr.. KeSler was return
ed as minister at the Damascus
Methodist church for the next
year
The American Legion AuXili-
airy will serve a banquet Thurs
day, June 9 for the Liberty Lions.
Mrs. Norman Murray is chair
man.
The dates have been set for
the annual swimming instruction
classes sponsored by the Damas-
Gus Lions. They will be held July
25 through Aug. 5 at Kramer's
Pool for school children eight and
over in the Damascus and Lay
louisville areas. Instructors will
be from the Baltimore chapter
of the American Red Cross and
transportation will be by school
bus.
The fifth grade classes of Mrs.
Gladys Day and Miss Louise Rey-
nolds enjoyed a trip to Washing
ton. Accompanying the children
were Mr.. Vincent Day and the
Mesdames Howard Taylor, Viii
son Smith, Lester Runkles, Roger
Day, Luther Burke, Willard Wat
kins and Chester Pearce.
The Missionary Study group
meets June IA at the home of
Mrs. Everett Jones. The book
for study is christianity and
Wealth."
Among those from Damascus
attending the Conference last
week in Westminster on Woman'S
Day were Mrs. Everett Jones,
Mrs. William Waters and Mrs.
Roland Green; on Youth Day
Ann Hurley, Lou Ellen See, Ell
len Saylor, Mary and Dean Kes-
Ter, Joy and Roland Lee Green
and Jerry Hyatt and Miss Mar
garet Lentz.
The Damascus Elementary
school will hold its Promotion
Day June 10. A record class of
78 will graduate from the 9th
grade.
The faculty of the Elementary
school enjoyed a dinner at the
Peter Pan Tuesday, May 81. In
attendance were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Kincaid, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Nell, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Pearce, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dav-
idson, Mrs. Elinor Ross, Miss
Myrna Reaser, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Strandburg, Mr.. Leslie Sovo-
cool, Mrs. Thelma Baumgardner,
Miss Eleanor Darby, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Bern
ard Poole, Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Burdette, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
King.
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