Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-05-23
POOLesUiHe
POOLesUiHe
Church WSCS
Dinner On
Saturday
By Mrs. w. A. Daniel
Telephone Poolesville 2118

SA'AAiS ot r. iil.s DSilClll VI lIlS
WSCS.
On Thursday evening ten mem
bers of the PHI School Faculty
went to Olney Inn for dinner,
after which they attended the
annual meeting of the Montgom-
cry County Education Associa.
ton held in the new Northwood
Jr. Sr. High School on Bladens-
burg Road.
Mesdames William b. Everett,
Carter S. Gilliss, C. r. Gray and
w. A. Daniel attended the Wom-
ans Auxiliary Memorial Service
of the Diocese of Washington
held in Washington Cathedral
May IA. This was followed by a
business meeting, luncheon and
social time in the Girls School
Hall.
The WSCS of the Dickerson
Methodist Church met on May Z
at the home of Mrs. Nellie Martin
and Mrs. Martin Wiseman. Thir-
teen members were present. Pro
gram Chairman, Mrs. Edwin
Matthews, presented the theme
I'VE Give because we Love-"
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield w.
Daniel attended the Spring Ban
quet of the Frederick-Montgom-
cry County Association of Rural
Letter Carriers held in the Luth-
eran Church, Woodsboro on Sat
urday evening. Election of Off
GERS was held with President;
Clyde Halves of Knoxville, vice.
President, Harry Slicer, Gathers
burg; Secretary. A. B. Smith and
Treasurer, M. w. Daniel. The
officers of the Auxiliary were
carried over another year with
Mrs. M. w. Daniel, President,
Mrs. Clyde Hawes, vice President
and Mrs. Gilmore Trout, Secre-
tary-Treasurer.
Our congratulations and best
wishes to some proud parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Breeden who
have baby girl, Vickie Lynn,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dudley, also
a girl, Mary Ann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Edgar Glass, Sandra
Jean and Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Goldburn, Jane Carole who ar
rived last Wednesday at Subur-
ban Hospital.
Mrs. Maynard Luhn, Sr. enter.
tanned the Sunshine Class of the
Methodist Church at her home
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kephart
motored to New London, Conn.
on Wednesday and returned Sun
day. They went to the christen.
ing of the new submarine, Skate
and were royalty entertained by
its Captain, a friend of theirs of
long standing.
On Wednesday Mrs. Keith Rice
of Atlanta, Ga. arrived for a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
G. r. Gray. Friday she was the
guest of honor when Mrs. Gray
was hostess to four tables for
dessert bridge. Their brother, DIR.
Ralph Williams of Cumberland,
came for the weekend on Sunday
found other members of the fam
lily at the Gray home.
Monday was spent in Frederick
with DR.. Harry Gray and family,
Tuesday they enjoyed the church
tour of local homes and the week
flew by much to fast!
Those from here who enjoyed
the bridge party last Monday eve.
ming at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Cissell near Darnestown
were Mesdames Arthur Elgin, G.
r. Gray, Webb Hersperger and
Helen Pumphrey.
Mrs. Arnold 0'Hanlon was host.
ess to 8 ladies on Wednesday
night. Those to enjoy cards were
Mesdames Tom Brown, Charles
Butler, Carroll Chiswell, Charles
Davis, Charles Elgin and Helen
Pumphrey.
Mrs. WelIstoOd White enter.
tanned 8 friends, members Of her
bridge club in Washington on
last Monday, 1t was a beautiful
day and they much enjoyed the
day in the country.
Miss Marjorie Schweitzer of
Washington, was houseguest of
Miss Mary White Hays in Barnes.
vile over the weekend.
Houseguests of MIR. and Mrs.
Paul English of BarnesvilIe were
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Sayer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Griffiths
who motored down from Moscow,
Pa. for long weekend. Miss
Rosa Poole of Atlantic City also
visited here.
Others on the sick list include
Elmer Painter in Naval Hospital,
William Roberts is Johns Hop.
kins Hospital for treatments and
Lamount Thurston in Washing.
ton Sanitarium. Our best wishes