Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-12-05

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Yuletide season.
The choir of the Grace Method.
ist Church, under the direction
of Mrs. Milton Walker, will pre-
sent a cantata, "The Music of
Christmas" on Sunday evening,
December Is, at p. m. Accom-
panying the cantata will be the
presentation of a sacred, full
length color film. The public is
extended a cordial welcome to en-
joy this evening of Christmas
music. There is no admission
charge.
Highlighting the social scene
last weekend was the golden we'd
ding anniversary reception on
Sunday afternoon honoring Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin West of st.
Petersburg, Florida. Hosts for
the occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
Grover Walker, son-in-law and
daughter of the Vests, who are
visiting here for several weeks.
Decorated with wealth of gol-
den chrysanthemums, the Walker
home drew large number of
the county friends of the honored
guests, who formerly made their
home in Jamestown. Assisting
Mrs. Walker were Mrs. Albert
Cissell, Mrs. Charles Clark, Mrs.
Virginia Shorb, Mrs. William
Ward, Mrs. Robert Ward, Mrs.
Harry Mullican and Mrs. Ralph
Walker. Presiding at the beauti-
full table were Mrs. Eva Byrne,
Mrs. Courtney Wade, Mrs. James
White and Mrs. Roland Banks.
A delightful touch was added
by Mrs. Ernest Lipford, who wore
Mrs. Vests wedding outfit, a
costume of purple velvet with
matching hat decorated with pam
sizes. A few of the pansies were
taken from the original hat and
added to the chapeau Mrs. West
wore at the reception.
Almost as much a thrill as their
anniversary party will be the
Vests return trip to st. Peters
burg. En- route, they will stop
in Richmond for their first
glimpse Of Little Cheryl Keesee,
their new great-granddaughter.
Another anniversary celebra-
ton took place last Saturday eve
ming when Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Hall entertained In honor
of the thirty-fifth anniversary of
Mrs. Halls parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Darby. A few
close friends were invited to the
Hall home on Virginia Drive for
buffet supper and an evening
of cards.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hammann
and their children, Larry and
Brenda, together with Mrs.
Myrtle Hammann, spent the
Thanksgiving holiday in Amity-
vile, Long Island New York, as
the guests of Mrs. c. S. Will
marth. The Hammanns left
Gaithersburg on Wednesday and
returned on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Dwight p. Law.
renee and Mrs. Albert r. Bos.
well ate their Thanksgiving tur.
key in Boston, where they visited
with Mrs. Lawrence's family.
Bob Otte was named as new
president of the Gaithersbure
kiwanis Club at their election
meeting held last Tuesday eve
ming. Other officers elected
were: Harold Knode, vice presi
dent; John Slicer, secretary; and
K. B. Johnson, treasurer. Follow
ing their meeting, a large group
of the Kiwanians went to the
Dupont Plaza hotel for a district
indoctrination meeting conducted
by the district governor.
Gaithersburg Homemakers will
hold their annual Christmas par
ty on Thursday evening, Decem
Der II, at the Epworth Method
ist Church at 8 o'clock. Mrs.
Lucy McBain will be in charge
of the refreshments for the eve
ming and there will be an ex
change of gifts.
Bob Harding has returned
from a weeks course of study al
the school conducted by the Ohio
Truss Company in Cincinnati
Sent to the school by DR.. and
Mrs. Norman Lynn, Bob received
intensive and practical training
in uruss-fitting, concluding his
studies with series of tests. Ir
what little leisure time he had
Bob enjoyed his stay at the Glib
son Hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Horton