Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1956-11-22
By Moll:e w. Christie


A total of S2S2.OI was collected
for the United Nations Interna
tional Children's Emergency funG
in the young peoples march
through town at Halloween.
The Grace and Epworth MYF
groups brought in $9646; the
Washington Grove Methodist
folks collected $51.06; and the
junior departments of Epworth
and Grace secured SS461. We're
sure that everyone agrees that
the total is a highly commcndable
one and that the youngsters de
serve a real hand for their con,
structive efforts.
Frederick Honny) Price re
turned last week from a hunting
trip at the 9-Quarter Circle
Ranch near Billings, Mont. MIR
Prices return was five days
ahead of schedule because he
ran out of game tags, reaching
his quota very early. He bagged
a buck antelope, two buck deer
and an elk. One of his deer was
a 14-pointer, by Eastern count.
Looks as if the wild and woody
west is still the place to go if
you're interested in real hunt
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Price will have
as their Thanksgiving guests her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
old Johnson of New York State.
The Johnsons are arriving on
Wednesday and will remain
here through Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine G. Smith and
Debbie left Saturday to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Smiths daugh
ter, Mrs. Carolyn Booth of Bos
ton, Mass.
Just prior to her departure.
Mrs. Smith received word of the
death of her brother.in-law, Dan.
lei d. Smith Of Seattle. Mr.
Smiths death came on November
10, after an illness of several
months.
The Gaithersburg Woman's
Club will be hostess to the Mont.
gomery County Federation of
Women's Clubs at a day-long
meeting to be held at the Grace
Methodist Church on November
q. Luncheon will be served by
tine ladies of Grace WSCS.
Friends of Miss Elizabeth Bar.
Der will be interested to know
that her current address is at the
Blue Ridge Sanitorium, Char.
lottesville, Va.
Little Miss Brenda Hamn1ann
has recuperated from a tonhilec-
tony performed last Tuesday at
the Montgomery County General
Hospital. m
b. At the November 10 meeting
of the Gaith6rsburg PTA, Dr.
Arnstein, assistant editor of the
National Education Association
Journal, spoke on Schools for
a Stronger America"
Another of our local young men
is now wearing the uniform of
the United States Army. He is
Cpl. Allen II. Myers, who is sta
toned at Fort Jackson, sc. His
address 81: Cpl. Allyn II. Myers,
E. r. 13506398, Co. D 7th Bn.. I'd
Tr. Rgt., U. S. A. r. c.. Fort
Jackson, sc.
Warren II. KiIby, j.. better
known as Buddy, wac the lucky
winner at Jacks barber shop last
Friday evening. Buddy is now
richer by $50 savings bond, al.
though when he first received
word of his award he skeptically
thought he was the victim of a
practical joke.
Jack has announced the begin
ming of third sweepstakes which
will run until about April l. This
time the award will be a 19.voI.
ume set of the World Book En-.
cyclopedia, 1856 edition.
The Washington Grove Meth.
odist Church celebrated its 18th
anniversary last Friday evening
in s pecial commemorative serv
ices. The Rev. Stephen Galley of
Union Bridge was the guest
speaker. Music was provided by
Miss Cynthia Dawson, Mrs. Ma.
omi Ray, Larry Harris, a mems
quartet composed of Leslie Frye,
Russell Watkins, Everett Bean.