Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-02-14

currently taking a refresher first
aid course on Monday evenings at
the Hall.
Mrs. MaIIet Provost was oper-
ated on Monday at Emergency
Hospital in Washington. She ex-
poets to be hospitalized about ten
days.
Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Boyds is
a patient at the Washington Sana-
forum. Takoma Park, where she
iG under observation and treat.
ment.
Mr.. Alfred VOllmart of Clarks-
burg expects to leave soon for an
1S-month tour of duty with the
L S. Army on Formosa. His fam
lily will not accompany him.
Miss CatIiy Coleman celebrated
her fifth birthday last Saturday,
Jan. 10.
Miss Dorothy CofdeIl celebrated
her birthday Jan. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson of
Westover, and Mrs. Cornelius
Comegys of Hyattstown visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles johnson of
Clarksburg on Sunday, Jan. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Day en-
tertained Miss Vic Bleckley, for
mer Clarksburg school teacher, of
Washington, d. c., last weekend.
CIarksburg Community Associ.
alton met at Clarksburg School
Monday evening.
Mrs. Lester Kimble is area
chairman for the March of Dimes
campaign conducted Tuesday eve
ming. Among those assisting in
the collections were Mrs. Roy
Whip, Mrs. Harry Meixell, Jr.,
Mr.. Ora King, Mrs. Julia Hess,
Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Scott
DodSon.
Mrs. MaHet Provost came home
this week after her recent opera
ton at Emergency Hospital. The
Prevosts were delighted that
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. c.. M.
Provost, Jr., trained nurse of
New York City, could attend
Lucy during her stay at the hos
pital.
The Misses Cathy and Mary
Clement celebrated their ninth
and seventh birthdays respective
ly at a joint party Feb. 2 at Hy-
attstown Fire Hall.
Home at mid-term from the
University of Maryland last week
were Miss Anita King and Mr..
John Warfield. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Warfield of Clarksburg also
welcomed their daughter, Mrs.
Jane Wiener, and her son, David,
of Baltimore, over the weekend.
Some ~ persons enrolled in
the newly-formed First Aid course
at Hyattstown Fire Hall last Fri
day evening.
Clarksburg Elementary School
has finally succeeded in acquiring
a private telephone. Number:
Gaithersburg 1884.
A buffet style chill dinner was
given by Miss Norma Corey of
Clarksburg on Saturday evening.
Among those present were Miss
Faye Seaton Of Clarksburg, Mr..
Allen Steele of Clarksburg, Mss
Gloria Sirk of Gaithersburg, Miss
Vicki Powers of the Motel Wash.
ingtonian Mr.. John Bennett of
Rockville, and others.
Master Guy Brandenburg cele-
brated his seventh birthday Feb.
2 with party after school last
Friday.
A meeting of joint committees
Of the Hyattstown Civic Assoc.a.
ton and the Clarksburg Commu-
nifty Association was held We'd
nesday, February 6, to discuss
the possibility of merging the two
organizations.
Starting Feb. 2 the Clarksburg
post office Is to be closed Satur.
days after 200 p. m.
The All girls met at the home
of Mrs. Charles johnson Friday,
Feb. /.
1t. Governor and Mrs. Arnold
s. Price and Secretary and Mrs.
Ben Leblanc of the Clarksburg
Optimist Club attended the Six
teenth District Meeting of Op-
timist International at the Hotel
Roanoke, Roanoke, Friday and
Saturday, on Feb. 8 and g.
A dinner meeting of the local
club was held Feb. at Melody
Inn, Middlebrook.
MIR. Arthur Grace of Thomp-
sons Corner died of heart dis
ease on Friday, Feb. 8. Funeral
services were held at End Of the
Trail Cemetery, Rainella, West
Virginia. Besides his wife, Mrs.
Eunice Grace, Mr.. Grace is sur
vived by his mother and two sis
tiers of Bristol, Va. For three
years prior to his illness, Mr..
Grace had been the proprietor of
Grace's Store, Thompsons Cor
ner.
Mr.. David Redgrave of Clarks-
burg celebrated his twenty-first