Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-27
CIarksburg
Community
Association
N.P.Sncctiflibs

BY Mrs. David j. Brantienburg
Telephone Gaitliersburg 721W1

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Telephone Galthersburg 721W1
Mrs. Ralph +. Martz Of Clarks
oufg suffered a fan Saturday eve,
ming in which she injured her
left knee rather severely.
CiarKsBufg Community Asso.
citation met Monday evening at
The Methodist Church Hall. Mrs.
w. Q. Rose, vice president, pre-.
sided A new president was elect.
ed, Mr.. Austin Hammond incuifn.
bent, having resigned several
weeks ago die to i'll health.
The deepest syrnpathies Of the
members Of the association were
extended to Mrs. Hammond on
the death OF her husband, Thurs.
day, June 20. Mr.. Hammond had
previously served as secretary
and vice president Of the Associa.
tibn; and had taken a deep iii,
tefcst in its activities over the
years.
Tile executive COMMITTEES III
Cub Scott Pack 767 Of Clatks,
Burg met last Thursday evening,
June 20, at Hyattstown Fire Hall
to make plains tJr the summer
program. The Pack meeting this
evening win be lield at 7:45 pm.
at King Pon1. Cllfksburg. and
will feature a six by Mr.. Henry
Hough, game warden, Of Clarks.
burg, on the subject of collect.
ing arrow heads and other relics
OF ancient peoples. A special ex.
hibit of articles from Peru will
be presented by Den 3 under
Mrs. Jane Coleman. Three young
stefs will be indicted into the
Pack in a special "Bobcat" cerc-
fnoi1y.
Mrs. DeIld Miles spent a few
days in Montgomery County Gem
eral Hospital last week returning
home Sunday somewhat i'm!
proved. Mrs. Georgia Darby,
nurse OF Clarksbufg has been
caring for her at home.
Mr.. Jack Beether Of Clarks.
burg returned Friday from a two
week business trip to Illinois.
Master John King, son Of MIR.
and Mrs Russell King of Clarks:
burg, celebrated his tenth births
day on Sunday, June %, as did
Master Mark Wayne Bennett, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Bennett
of Boyds.
A fried chicken and country
ham dinner was held Saturday
evening at the Methodist Churen
Hall. The ladies of the WSCS
served.
Miss olga Huerta, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marguerite Huertd
Of Clarksburg, was married 20
Mr.. William Hawkins on Satur-
day, June Is, at st. Martins
Church In Galthersburg Brides.
maids were Miss Beverly Null.
can of Gaithefsbhrg, Miss Faye
Seaton Of Clafksbifg, and Miss
Kristen Westfall Of Germantown.
Miss Gloria Sirk, formerly Of
Clarksbufg, and Miss Marcel
Moon sang. Following the cefe-
mony, guests and members Of the
wedding party were served sew
eral MexicaH dishes as well ds
American-style food at a recep
ton held at the Rio Grande Res
taurant near Rockville.
The newlyweds left Saturday
evening for New York City. Aftet
a brief honeymoon they plan 10
settle in Gaithersburg.
The .CIarksburg WSCS met
Tuesday evening, June IS, at the
home of Mrs Thurston King In
Damascus.
Mrs. Stephanie Clement re-
turned home Saturday after thit-
teen days In Frederick Memorial
Hospital. She and her family hope
to leave for Saranac Lake, ~
Y, near the end of this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. George MaIlet
Provost, Jr., of New York City,
visited their parents, Capt. and
Mrs. Provost, of Clarksburg, over
the weekend
Among the graduates from the
University of Maryland June 8
was Mr.. John p. Warfield, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Warfield
Of Clarksburg. Mr. Warfield re-
ceived the bachelor of science dc.
gree in agriculture.
"CIarksburg Day" was held at
King Pond Saturday, June Is.
The event was well attended by
Clarksburg area children and
alike. Mrs. Velma Ed
wards of Clarksburg won a S25
merchandise award. and Mr..
Charles v. Green. Jr., Of Fred
erick, won the second prize of $40
In merchandise. About sixteen
boys participated in a fishing con.
thst. with the tr-iZp far the hest
casting form going to Robert Ray.
nephew OF Mrs Raymond Whipt
Of Clarksburg. Lefty Kreh
sports writer. served as judge.
of the afternoon was q
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