Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-02-09
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 3-2682

1 Cot L - WILL llOlQ d DOIlu dance
Saturday at the Legion home be-
ginning at 10 pm. Gene Frock
and his orchestra will play. Paige
Medairy, commander, and A. w.
BUCK" Smith, chairman, promise
an evening of fun for all This is
one of the major fund raising &C.
tivities of the local post for the
year.
Ellis Cline, principal of Damas-
Gus High School, announces the
following honor roll for the term
ending January 81, 1856:
Grade12-1, Edwin Rhinehart;
1872, Audrie Hanning, Esther Har-
gett, Margaret King, and Marilyn
GLAND; 18th, Danny King, Rudell
Day, Geraldine Arnold, Esther
Keith, Dorothy King, Eileen Bur
dette and Donna Hurney; 10.1,
Ann Davidson, Opal King, Jane
Watkins, Rosemary Watkins, and
Kai Schwarz; 1912, Margaret Bur
dette, Rosalie Mullinix, Charles
Mowery and Larry Johnson; 81,
Clifford Burdette, Constance
Mills, Ellen Saylor, Mary Joe
Watkins and Nancy Windham;
80, Charles Rhinehart and James
Watkins; 81, Peggy Burdette,
Mary Lou Kerr, Jack King and
William King; 80, James Birk-
head; II, Edward Burdette, Jerry
Duvall, Barbara Brown, Linda
Burdette, Mary Kesler, Gloria
King, Betty Lou Leishear and
Sylvia Pope.
There will be a called meeting
tonight of the quarterly confer
ence of the Damascus Methodist
Church at 8 pm. to consider the
purchase of land for a possible
relocation of the church. Imme-
diately following there will be a
conversational meeting for all
members of the church.
On Saturday there will be a
Mt. Airy sub-district institute of
the MYF at Montgomery Chapel
in Claggettsville starting at 1890
pm. During the afternoon there
will be classes, a movie, a recre-
alton period and a worship period.
Dinner will be served at 6:30
During the evening session the
main speaker will be Bishop
Newell Booth of the Methodist
Church in Africa. Bishop Booth
willu speak of his work in the
mission field in southern Africa.
Mrs. George w. Boyer is visit
ing her mother in Misenheimer,
N. c.
Mrs. B. M. Woodfield attended
a luncheon given Thursday by
Mrs. j. o, Harvey in honor of the
birthday of Mrs. Douglas Riggs,
Senior.
Rug cleaning will be the topic
for demonstration at the meet
ing of the Damascus Homemak-
ers tonight at the home of Mrs.
]. D. Morris. Anyone interested
in rug cleaning who wishes to at
tend may contact Mrs. j. Ray Pur-
dunn, publicity chairman. For in
formation, phone Clearwater
3-2472.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Williams
entertained Sunday at a family
dinner in honor of the birthday of
their daughter, Mrs. Herbert S.
Hyatt.
Miss Bruce Bailey of Orange,
Va, is spending this week with
her sister and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Slacum. She will
return to Orange for the weekend
and take Anna Garrette and Mar
garet Newman Slacum with her
Mr.. and Mrs. Slacum will spend
the weekend in Richmond with
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Chandler
Here are some more polio fund
figures: Mrs. Virginia DietZ
chairman of the Mothers March,
reports that $733.73 was collected
last Tuesday night.
With a few more gifts expected,
Mrs. DietZ is sure the figure will
reach $3.50. She has asked the
column to express her thanks to
everyone who worked in the drive
and to everyone who contributed.
Carroll Fetzer, who was in
charge of the coin boxes placed in
the stores, reports $13826 as the
total in the boxes. Again he has
asked the column to express his
thanks to all the merchants who
were willing to take the boxes
and to all who contributed. The
Druit Theater collection totaled
$3.50.
Bishop and Mrs. Newell Booth