Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-03
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith "
Clearwater 3.2682

L
through July Z. Les Thompson
who did such fine job last year
will again be carnival chairman
ably assisted by Carlton Brandon
burg as co-chairman.
Kenneth Howes will be in
charge of the parade, Merhle WHr
field Jr. in charge of the auto
rattle, Kenneth King the pro
gram book, and Robert Jackson
will be in charge Of games.
At its meeting last Thursday
the Ladies Auxiliary appointed
Mrs. Clifford Davis, Sr. to be in
charge of the Ladies Auxiliary
booth at the carnival and Mrs.
Bernard Gladhill and Mrs. Luther
Burke to be in charge of the
rattle. HoSteSSeS at the ladies
meeting were Mrs. Robert Multi
nix and Mrs. Edward Williams.
Chief Kenneth Howes tells us
that the department is contem-
plating spending some $4,000 for
fire truck which will be spe-
cially equipped to take any kind
of rough going and will be used
for field and wood fires espe-
cially.
Mrs. Sallie Souder celebrated
her 10th birthday Sunday. She
was completely surprised by a
birthday party given for her by
her five daughters at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark King. All her
children, Mrs. King, Mrs. Irwin
Cue, Mrs. Roger Burdette, Mrs.
Hubert Snapp and Mrs. M. Nc
Kendree Boyer and their hus-
bands and eight grandchildren
were present.
Mrs. Souder received a beau
tiful orchid corsage and many
lovely gifts as well as the usual
birthday cake and all the trim
mings. About 60 guests were
present.
Miss Anna Lee and her first
year French class enjoyed a trip
to Washington Monday where
they visited the French embassy,
the French department at George
town University, ate at a French
restaurant and saw the collection
of French paintings at the Ma
tional Art Gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Plummer
are receiving congratulations on
the arrival of Kelvin Bruce at Doc
tors Hospital on April 26. Mas
ter Kelvin who weighed in at six
pounds three ounces is their first
child.
We hear that one Of our local
boys who is stationed at the Key
West Naval Base in Florida is
putting his time to good use. 1t
seems Scott Lewis is investing in
local real estate. We hope he hits
a land boom.
Here is some good news for
anyone who is looking for a new
teacher of string or wind instru-
ments. Johnny Glaze, the we'll
known band leader, and Franklin
Burdette, who is equally well
known in the area, have opened a
studio in the room adjacent to
SCOTS garage and will be avail
able for lessons any time after
Monday. If you're interested and
would like additional information
call Clearwater 1920 or 3-2145..
The Catholic Daughters of
America in the State of Maryland
held their 10Th biennial conven-
ton at Baltimore April 81, % and
%, with several of the local
Court Damascus attending. On
Friday the state degree team for
which Mrs. Harry Fisher was one
of the color guards held a recep-
ton for 20 new members; one of
whom, Mrs. Harold D. Anamosa,
will be a member of Court Da-
mascuS.
Among those attending the re-
ception were Mrs. ]. P. Soltysiak,
Mrs. Gladys Windsor, Mrs. Cor
don Duval, Mrs. James Walsh,
Mrs. John Parbuoni, Mrs. Will
liam Keith, Mrs. Winfred Day and
Mrs. Henry Auth.
Mrs. Harry Fisher, grand re-
gent of Court Damascus, was the
local groups official delegate to
the convention and Mrs. Henry
Auth was alternate. The local
delegates attended a banquet on
Saturday evening with their hus-
bands at the Emerson Hotel at
which Bishop Vincent S. Waters
of Raleigh, N. c., the national
chaplain of the Catholic Daugh-
tiers was the speaker.
Other distinguished guests in
cluded the auxiliary bishop of
Baltimore, J. D. Sebastian, the
Maryland State chaplain Monsig-
nor ]. NJ. Nelligan, the territorial
deputy for the District of Colum-
bia. Mrs. Irene Fisher, and the
national supreme Vice-regent,