Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-12-19
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thursday, December ~, I957-A7


thursday, December ~, lq57-A7
a house to house canvass for the
project this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Nell Davis of
Lewisdale announce the birth of
Scott Edward Davis on Friday,
December 13, at Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital. Scott weighed in
at seven pounds and eight ounces
and has two sisters, Jennie and
Willie, waiting for him at home.
Friday, the 18th, is supposed to
be unlucky but the Davis family
doesn't think so. Because of the
date, the hospital presented Mas
ter Scott with four months sup
ply of baby food and milk
Vicltie and MolIie COrnor spent
the weekend with their sister,
Miss Dale Cline, at Hood College.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hahn
of Baltimore were dinner guests
on Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mckenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richard
of Fairfax. Virginia, were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roger Poole
The Damascus Junior High bas-
ketball team got off to slow
start last Thursday losing 1920
to Sherwood. Their next game
will be on December 10 at $40
at the school. gb
The annual Christmas assembly
will be held Friday morning at
9:15, sponsored by the Student
Council under the Craftsmanship
Of Jane Watkins. Opening exer-
cises will be in charge of Mary
10 Watkins and the assembly will
feature the two mixed choruses
and the band. q
The Student Council has also
placed large red stove pipe cam
dies over both entrances to the
high school and the art classes
have painted Christmas scenes on
the window and door panes of the
front of the building. II
Here is the honor roll for the
second marking term at the high
school. II Marilyn Hackett, Kay
Lyons, Terry McCreery, Louisa
Roddis, Anna Slacum and Harriet
Stipe; 81 Lynn Barron, June Bur
dette, Joane Duvall, Judith
Haines; 80 Thomas Low, Gilcin
Meadows and Kenneth Petrie; S-3
Teresa FRESHMAN; 81 Linda Bur-
dette, Maurice Browning and
Mary Crown; 90 Ellen Howser,
Mary Kesler, and Betty Leishear;
9-3 Sharon Monkey, Gage Roddis,
Elaine Tobin and Barbara Wind
ham; 10-1 Peggy Burdette, Daf-
lene Lyons, James Birkhead ard
Jack King; 1912 Susan Petrie, Pa
tricia Poole, 10 Ann Warfield,
Carolyn White and Ruth Wood
field; Ill Clifford Burdette,
James Kemp and Louise Beall;
112 Connie Mills, Ellen Saylor,
Mary 10 Watkins and Donald
Larkin; l2-1 Larry Johnson, Lin
da Blood, Margaret Burdette.
Ann Davidson and Sandra King;
1872 Charles Mowry, Kai Schwarz,
Jane O. Watkins and Rosemary
Watkins.
AT a recent Boy Scout Troop
Committee reorganizational meet
ing called by the sponsoring
Lions Club institutional represents
alive, Emerson Saylor, the follow
ing were elected: Troop Commit
tee chairman, Harry Baker; sec
rotary, Graham Petrie, and treas
urer, Robert Floyd. Also the fol-
lowing committee chairmen: Ad-
vancement, Arthur Tackman and
David Low; Activities, William
Freienmuth, assisted by Henry
Auth and Zev FRESHMAN; Trans
portation, Perry Burdette, assist
ed by William Hodges and Zev
FRESHMAN; Camping, Roy VIII
son, assisted by Forrest Snyder,
Kenneth Windham and Stewart
Walker; and Personnel, Roger
Burdette, assisted by the Rev. A.
Dean Kesler.
At "a December IL meeting of
the committee there were in at
tendance representatives of the
National Capitol Area Council
of Boy Scouts. The occasion was
the annual charter review at
which time the sponsor and com
mittee petition for the renewal
OF the troops charter -
Mrs. David Low entertained a
group Of friends at dessert
bridge on Saturday evening.
The Damascus HOmemakers
enjoyed their Christmas party
last Thursday at the church. Gifts
were exchanged and there was a
large attendance with several
guests. Chairman of the evening
was Mrs. Noah Ifert, assisted by