Montgomery County sentinel., 1956-01-19
By Mrs. Thomas Miles
PO. 2-3357

Be proud you're an American
= show your colors. Every Amer
lean home should have its own
American flag to display on flag
holidays = in respect and graft
tude for what we are and have
here in this great country of
ours.
Displaying the flag shows good
citizenship; it teaches our chill
dren as nothing else could, to
honor and revere our country's
flag and the principles for which
it stands.
We heard of a wonderful op-
portunity for you to own a flag
The Mems Club of Christ Church
is selling flags, the proceeds from
which are for the benefit of the
church.
These are very handsome flags
and prices range from $3.50 for
a window or wall flag complete
with mountings or $3.50 for a
lawn size complete with eight foot
pole. Most reasonable, don't you
think? Besides purchasing one
for your home, it would make an
excellent birthday gift.
If you are interested DR.. Luth-
er Terry, PO. 2-4O71 or August
Nagel, PO. 2-4125 will be happy
to take your order and delivery
will be made to you.
Get your American spirit arous-
ed and let's see some flags flying
in our growing city! There is
no more thrilling sight than to
see "Old Glory" flying.
A very enjoyable coffee hour
was given for the executive board
of the American Red Cross on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Alfred Kay of Argyle Street
was hostess for the occasion.
Guests of honor were Gen. and
Mrs. Lewis B. Hershey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Guide, ST., Mr.. and
Mrs. James Slewharty, executive
secretary of the County Red
Cross, Rockville local area chair
man, Mrs. Roger Spencer, bust
ness chairman, and Mrs. Stuart
Crump and Mrs. Robert Bard, re-
sidential chairmen. Husbands
and wives of this group were al
so invited guests.
Mrs. Gilbert Hartley of Forest
Avenue entertained a few friends
at luncheon on Friday.
Mrs. Charles w. Woodward, Jr.,
of Maryland Avenue was hostess
at a surprise birthday luncheon
on Friday at Mrs. KS Toll House.
The guest of honor was her moth
er, Mrs. o. M. Patrick. Guests
joining the gay occasion were
Miss Bertha Fletchall of Wash
ington, Mrs. T. Lamar Jackson
of Silver Spring and Mrs. Charles
w. Woodward, ST., of North Van
Buren Street.
Returning from a recent So
journ in Florida on Wednesday
were Miss Hattie Mcfarland and
Mrs. Cramer Burck.
Also returning after spending
Christmas in Florida are Mr.. and
Mrs. Crombie Garrett of Argyle
Street.
Announcement is made of the
marriage of Mrs. Crosby McCabe
to Harold Sanford H. Glendening
of Norwalk, Conn. The Rev.
David Gillespie performed the GER
emony on Saturday in st. Alban's
Church. After a short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Glendening will
live at 3411 Lowell Street, NV.
Holy celebration of the com
munion service will be held every
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
a. m, at Christ Church. This
service has been scheduled for
the convenience of housewives
and persons who may not be able
to attend other services.
On Friday night at Richard
Montgomery High School it was
eighth grade night. Crowned
king and queen by the eighth
grade sponsor, William Sonnen-
berg, were Richard Tucker and
Carlotta Drake.
There were several basketball
games and a volleyball game be-
tween the faculty and the eighth
grade girls. Results were the
eighth grade won the basketball
games and the womens' faculty
won the volleyball game. Ut
must have been because one male
member filled in?)
The jitterbug contest was won