Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-06-13

sponsored an essay contest open
to all students in the Damascus
Junior and Senior High School
Topic was How Can We AS
Citizens of Tomorrow Protect
Our Heritage and Freedom" The
contest was held the end of April
and the winners were announced
at the high school awards assem-
bly, last Friday. Judges for the
contest were David Brigham, ma
tional executive committeeman of
the A American Legion; Guy
Jewell, principal of Rockville
Junior High; and Mrs. Ruth Cue,
elementary school supervisor.
First prize of SIS was awarded
to Gilcin Meadors. son of DR.. and
Mrs. @. F. Meadors. Second prize
of $40 went to Jerry Hyatt, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt.
Honorable mention was made to
Gaye Roddis, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Roddis. Awards were
made by Mrs. Margaret Duvall
of the Legion Auxiliary.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. o. K. Williams were
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watkins, Mr..
and Mrs. B. D. Gladhill and Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Leishear. The
dinner was a farewell party for
the Watkinses and the Gladhills
who will leave next Sunday for
an extended motor trip to Cali.
fornia and up the west coast to
Alaska.
The Heart of Maryland Motor
Cycle Club Of Frederick held a
motor cycle hill climb at Brown
ingsville on Sunday. There was
lots of fun and no spills.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'BoyIe, Archbishop of, Washing.
ton announced Friday the crea-
ton of st. PauIs Roman Catholic
Parish at Damascus. The Rev.
Ravmond p. Moriartv, assistant
rastor at st. Stenhen's church in
WASHINGTON will hn tho nrinst for
the new narish. The Washington
Archdiocese acnnired some ten
acres of land several wears aoo in
Damascus and MANS TO ernrt a
church and school there. Until
the new hn'ldino can he con.
s'rnrtad mass viii he said on
! SUNDAYS at the Druid Theater.
Mrs. DeIna How,s spent the
weekend with Mrs. Herbert
HYATT. Sr.
The FFA chanter of nanascIIs
H'oh School mot recentlv at the
school. The followiro bovs wore
elected fo serve nc officars of the
ornnn for tho '57.'S9 school wear.
President. Rillv R'ooIenan; vice
nresident. James Johnson: seere.
tarv. Arthur Bowie: treasurer
James Kennn: rerortAr J.arrV
Moylev: and sentinel. John Beall.
Chanter n1ennhers have harvest.
ed ahollt seven tons Of hav from
their five arres Of orchard GRASS
and fescue nU's Ha'nes did the
mnw'ng; Iennard Mavlav the
rntine and John Watkins and
Rillv Ciadhill the haIino. The
hnvs have hean worls'np niohts al
the schnol with their inetructor
en- To'lAv in nrenaration for
the livaetock. dairy. no,IItrv and
land iudoino cortnst IN he hold
At the state ETA rally at the
"n'vers'tv Of Maryland on June
o5 and 26.
Court n"n1asnus Of the Ca+ho.
hc Dauohtars nf Arnar'ea mot ~
tho homo of Mrs. Cnrdo,, Duvall
for tlair Nav roaating. Hostaseae
u,a~a rE-e Dss5d ravarauoh Mre
r7n~' NE~~~HsH and Asre. D,vaIl
'rNn f~'in"'iv,1 oes'oare s.yara eraot.
"d--C~ard pa1ont. NE~s Paw
n-ohssU-,' v;ca n~a,,A ,-aoa,,t NFye
rra,r-., urssLo~. f'-a-ei.i sao~ota,.,p
NFrs n4n"iA c~h-assIo~. traas,,r.
nv rE~s rNnvtS rnwananch. aa.ti.
s~l NN~s rorSn,, D,,vaIl. lno+n~ar
NS~s ' ~Fnasr NHattaa. vro,s,a.acs
NE~s Tso-.v A".h. y.,o.s.or NF-s
A'ssp- pSn~.inasn. hEetnrta
NE-s. ua-e'A Arar,osa; organist.
NF~s JosAvh rSo~rnil.
/ T,vo ,.o,w t-,ietans ,uara alao+o1.
pF~s uF,-s-oS nav nrd NF~s
HTaito- ci,i~i~v rIoidn,,o,- tr,ie+~as
osa AE.s r,ao~oa E~ii,r NE~s
Ta->ae Weish Nx~e Eo,-i Marshall
ana AE~e. 7 y coitve'aL
Mr.. a..a NS-s " N S,s~Ss,,I ora
NE- avs ME- crv ,Urs.i-'ns win
i~ava c,,.,aav for c.p E.,a,,c,cca
,uNara 40 mon viii attooA the
r'one c'''h Af.e.~va~ds fro tva
o~''nias vlan q iiar"raiv motor
t'-'n ur tho ,vast eeaet a..S No-a
- ''.e''e " s'crO the Alcan High.
wav into A'aeLa.
Mrs rSrn'a GIedh'u snAnt Sun.
dow With Mr. and Mrs. John
NT"sse'far and IN the evan'ro
'-ev were al o'iasts ~ NE~s.
caoroa Paa ~ tho ,o-ae of Mr..
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