Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-12-06
BY Mrs. David j. Brandenburg
Telephone Gaithersburg 721 WI

are CONSIDERING leaving CIarkS-
burg. The Shalk Chemical Co. is
closing down its plant in Boyds
and has asked Mr.. Anderson to
transfer to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Burdette
met Jack and Shirley King in
New York last week on the
Kings return from over a years
Army duty in Schweinfurt, Ger
many. A reunion dinner Sunday
evening, December 2, included
Allen and Mary Burdette and
their children of Shiloh Church
Road, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Burdette. of Hyattstown. Shirley
and Jack plan to return to their
farm in Hyattstown after a brief
rest.
Among CIarksburg hunters this
week are Ralph Mcconnell and
"Bottsy" Marshall, in Pennsyl-
vania, and James King and War
den Rose in West Virginia.
Clarksburg members of the
Boys and Girls All Clubs and
their families attending the an
nual All banquet at the Agricul-
tural Center in Gaithersburg De-
cember 1, included; Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell King, Anita and John
King, Ann Dill, Mrs. Otis Nor
wood, Anna and June Norwood,
Mrs. Vernon Taylor, Sandy and
Terry Taylor, Miss Joyce McDon-
ough, Mrs. Lee Parham, Linda,
Bobby and Larry Parfam, Miss
Wilma Catron, Barbara and Mary
Blalock and their mother, Mrs.
Aliver Tanvy and Pamela Hanvy.
Mrs. Rodney Keith and daughter,
joan, formerly Of Clarksburg,
also attended.
The PTA of Ciarl1sburg School
invites parents to attend special
Christmas program Friday, Dec.
IA at 7:30 pm. at the school, when
play, THE Littlest Angel" will
be given by the children and
Christmas music will be played
by members of the band. There
will be no business meeting this
month.
The Clarksburg Community
Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting Monday, Dec. II
at 7:30 pm. at Clarksburg School
Officers for the coming year will
be selected by the membership.
Mrs. Harry Wood and Mrs. Nal
let Provost will be co-hostesses at
a meeting of the Homemakers'
Club of Clarksburg at the home
of Mrs. Woods, Thursday evening,
Dec. 13. Members are asked to
bring 25 cent gifts for exchange
after the business meeting.
The third annual Community
, Christmas Party will be held Fri
day evening, Dec. d, at the Hy.
attstown Fire Hall, Cooperating
organizations are the Clarksbure
Community Association, the Hy
attstown Civic Group, the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Hyattstown Fire
Hall and the Clarksburg PTA
Mr.. Lester Kimble is genera
chairman.
The first meeting of the newly
: formed Clarksburg Cub Scout
, Pack No. 767 was held Friday eve
ming, Nov. 80 at the Hyattstowr
; Fire Hall. Under the sponsorship
of the Clarksburg Community AS
: ISOLATION, the group is served by
{ a committee including Norman
Burdette, chairman; Roy Porter
r field, Lester Kimble, Jesse Davis
and w. O. Rose. Mr.. John Ander
{ son is the present cubmaster
/ Mr.. James King, assistant. Del
mothers are Mrs. Jesse HafeI
:. Mrs. A. M. Vollmert, Mrs. E. J
. Coleman and Mrs. o. r. Hanvy
trees in the area the weekend be
. The Cubs" will sell Christina
o fore Christmas.
;. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Whip cele
h brated their twenty-fifth weddin
anniversary Sunday, Nov. IS.
Mrs. Carl White entertaine
i Mrs. Ralph Mcconnell, Mrs. JAG
I Beecher, Mrs. Alec Watkins, Mr.:
p Jesse Hafer, Mrs. Ethel Allendel
Mrs. David Brandenburg, Mr..
:. Mabel Mcconnell, and Mrs. We
# non Taylor at a sewing circle
}. Thursday evening, Nov. 20 q
Mrs. Whites home.
/. The Dickerson Methods
n Church will hold a turkey an
oyster supper Saturday, Decen
II Der 8 from A to pm.
il Mr.. and Mrs. James Green {
Il Clarksburg announce the ma
riage Of their daughter, Vaudi
r to Mr.. Thomas Ambush Of Free
f erick, on November "a. A recel
Il ton was held at the brides HON
following the ceremony.
james Franklin Haclxey of Hop
Hill dies November 81. Funers
services were held Monday, NJ
vember 20, at Ebenezeer Method
list Church. Mr.. Hackey is sui