Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-05-10
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith "
ClearWa Ir 3-2682


There will be a concert FRIDAY
at 8 in the High School audi
forum given by the school cho
rus and band under the direction
of Donald Murphy There will be
no admission charge but a silver
offering will be taken. All pro
ceeds will go to funds for robes
for the chorus and for band
needs. Come out and enjoy the
concert and help out a good bunch
of kids if you can.
This coming Sunday is Moth
er's Day. Remember your mother
with some token of your love.
The Damascus Methodist
Church will have a special pro
gram Sunday The oldest moth
err present and the mother with
the largest family present at the
church will be honored. There
will be special music and an ap.
propriate sermon.
The WSCS disbursements
luncheon will be held Wednesday
from 1880 to 100. Price Is
cents.
Donald de Lashmutt was a din
ner guest Wednesday of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M. Woodfield. On Thurs.
day the Woodfields We're dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Har-
vey of Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Etzler are
receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter, Yvonne Ma
RE. Little Miss Yvonne, who ar
rived April % at Frederick Me
mortal Hospital, weighed six
pounds and seven ounces.
Damascus High School seniors
are still going around with stars
in their eyes, so we're told, wheth:
er from the bright lights of New
York or just general excitement
is hard to say The class spent
the weekend of April 81, % and
% in New York City, an annual
event arranged by the B and o
Railroad for the class.
The group stayed at the War
wick Hotel and from that head
quarters famed out to visit the
United Nations, the Hayden Plan.
etarium, Radio City, NBC build.
ing, Rockefeller Center rooftop,
Chinatown and the Bowery.
Then there was a yacht trip
around Manhattan, big league
baseball games, Broadway
show, "Pajama Game" movies
along glamorous And Street, TV'
shows 'The Big Surprise" and
the Perry Como show and Sun
day church attendance at the
church of their choice.
Students making the trip
were Janet King, Nancy King
Joyce Tabler, Nancy MacNab, Pat
Mcdaniel, Sue Rice Wanda Poole
Barbara Steele, Evelyn Smith
Norma Rogers, June Woodfield
Roberta Grimes, Rosalie Bur
dette, Mary Jane Mullinix, Mari
Ign GLAND, Shelby Bennett, De
lores Bell, Ferne Clayton, Vir-
ginia Miller, Evelyn Miller, Au-
drie Hanning, Jane Nichols. Els
Their Hargett, Margaret King,
Ronald Cue, Klaus SchWarZ,
Wayne Watkins, Donald Johnson,
Billy Medairy, Lester Runkles,
Burton Carr, Allen Burdette,
Tommy Hawkins, Jack Leishear,
Eddie Rhinehart, Clarence Thomp-
son, Fred Magruder, Billy Haw-
kins, Paul King, Allen Purdum.
James Beall, Merhle Dutrow, and
Bobby Goad.
Class sponsors and chaperones
making the trip were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry V. Stipe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Andrews, Miss Anna Lee
Mrs. Jerry King, Mrs. Ollie King.
and Mrs. William Bell. We are
indebted for our information to
Sue Rice, chairman of the senior
committee responsible for ar
rangements and planning. Sue
was assisted by Jane Nichols.
Ferne Clayton and Eddie Rhine
hart.
Benjamin Elliott and Herbert
Cain attended the convention of
the Episcopal Church of the do
cese of Washington at Calvary