Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-07-18
CLGrksburg
CLarksburg
Al Girls End
Sewing School
With Exhibits
Mrs. David j. Brandenburg

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The girls of CIarksburg All
have recently finished a two-week
sewing school, meeting daily at
the home of Mrs. Vernon Taylor
of Clarksburg. The girls com.
pleted seven gathered skirts and
three jumpers, which were exhib-
tied at All Achievement Day Wed.
nesday evening at the Agricul.
tural Center in Gaithersburg.
AT leaders style review
$500 through the flapper 20's),
Mrs. Taylor modelled a 1902 royal
purple bathing suit complete with
black stockings and white sneak.
ers.
Girls participating for Clarks.
burg were Misses Linda and San
dra Parham, Wilma Catron, San
dy Taylor, Sharon Burroughs,
Kathleen Whip, Ruth Butt, Anna
Norwood, June Norwood, and
Barbara Johnson.
The girls wish to thank Mrs.
Alta Rippeon, Mrs. Berna Hafer,
and Mrs. Elma Burroughs for the
use of their sewing machines in
the sewing school.
Mrs. Mabel Mcconnell of Hy.
attstown Mill Rd, has left for
Trinway, Ohio, near GAINESVILLE.
She plans an extended visit to
her former home and farm.
Miss Ann Day Fentress, 6,
T granddaughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs.
Clarence Day of Clarksburg, is
visiting this week with her grand.
parents, to be joined on Friday
by her mother, Mrs. James E.
Fentress. Miss Fentress flew to
Washington from Jacksonville,
Fla, accompanied by neighbors
who happened to be coming this
way. She and her mother will re-
turn to Florida on Sunday.
Cub Scouts of Den 3, Pack 1877,
have been taking some interest.
ing excursions this month. Last
week the boys visited the Wash.
ington Post-Times Herald Build,
ing in Washington, accompanied
by Mrs. Evelyn Howard and Mrs.
Alton Monson. This week they
plan to explore the Glade Valley
Bakery in Frederick, and the fol-
lowing week, the ESQ Oil Rein.
cry in Baltimore, stopping at the
Enchanted Forest amusement
park on the return trip.
A father-sOn baseball game will
be held July Is, Thursday at
Clarksburg School, as feature
of the regular monthly meeting
Of Pack 767, Clarksburg.
MIR. Walden King celebrated his
birthday on July z, and Mrs. Ida
Johnson on July s.
The WSCS of Clarksburg met
July 16 at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Russell King.
There will be no worship serv.
ices at the Clarksburg Methodist
Church on July %.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Miller
and Nancy entertained at dinner
at their home on Hyattstown Mill
Rd. on Saturday evening the fol.
lowing guests: Rev. and Mrs. Ben
F, Hartley, Mr.. and Mrs. Jules
Richards, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Castilow and Mr.. James w. Mill,
er of Clarksburg, w. Va, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred B. Cushman of
Rockville.
Fifteen Scouts of Troop No. 2i5
Of Silver Spring camped in
Martz's Woods near Clarksburg
over the weekend. They are max
ing plans to hold field day ex.
ercise in the same woods about
Che middle of September, accord,
ing to Mr.. Ralph Martz.
A Montgomery County Singing
Convention was held at the East
view, Sugar Loaf Mountain, Sun
day afternoon, followed by a YES
per service at 7:30 pm.
Clyde G. Lawson of Washing.
ton, brother of Mrs, Clarence Day,
vas admitted to Mt. Alto Hospital
last week after heart attack.