Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-05-16

RudeIl Day, Robert Sprague
Damascus high school in a drivin
Gaithersburg. Rudell placed third
scoring 401 out of a possible 800
points. This entities him to a
trophy, a certificate and free
dinner.
The school baseball team lost
to Poolesville last Friday by a
score of 1871 after leading 10 in
the second inning. Damascus had
previously lost to Richard Mont
gomery and has wins over Gath
ersburg, Sherwood and Lisbon to
its credit.
In triangular track meet at
the school last Wednesday Da-
mascus placed first with SO
points; Mt. Airy second with 551a
and Lisbon third with 615.
Here is a notice of important
Senior dates. There are SO stu
dents in this years graduating
class. Senior Sermon will be
June 9 at 8 p. m. in the school
gym Commencement will be
June II at 8 p. m. in the gym.
Admission to commencement is
by ticket only.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
are flying to Cincinnati Sunday.
Mrs. Hyatt who is a delegate to
the National PTA Convention
from Montgomery County will at
tend the convention sessions and
the couple will fly back Wednes-
day evening.
The Auxiliary to the MontgOm-
cry County General Hospital met
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. L.
Z. Van Petten.
Mrs. Kenneth King entertained
recently at a birthday luncheon
in honor of her mother Mrs. Guy
Jewell. A large group of friends
and relatives attended.
MIR. and Mrs. Ellis Cline, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Hoover, Mrs.
Pearl Poole, Mrs. Edna Branden-
burg, Mrs. David Duvall, Mrs.
Robert Mullinix, Mrs. Robert
Etchison, Mrs. Donald Scott, Mrs
Chester Pearce, Mrs. Eva Burdet-
te, Mr.. and Mrs. William Miles,
Mrs. Margaret Thomas and Mr..
and Mrs. Emerson Slacum at
tended the Food Service Associa.
ton of the Montgomery County
schools banquet last Thursday at
the Motel Washingtonians
Don't forget the WSCS supper
and Wesleyan Service Guild Bake
Sale June 1.
Mrs. William Waters and Mrs.
Everett Jones attended the six.
teenth annual meeting of the
WSCS of the Baltimore Confer.
ence of the Methodist church re.
Gently at Grace church in Balti.
more.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
+. F. Brown of Mt. Vernon Ave,
nue. were Mr.. and Mrs. Per Mel
son of Seattle, Washington. The
Nelson's were en- route to New
York where they met Mr.. Mel
sons father and mother Mr.. an6
Mrs. Antseldt Nelson of Norway
who are planning to make theil
home in America. The elder Mr.
Nelson is Mrs. Browns uncle anC
Interestingly enough she has
never seen him.
At the last meeting of the Da
mascus WSCS the following of
ficers were elected: President
Mrs. William Waters; vice.presi
dent, Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
treasurer, Mrs. Sterling Day; sec
rotary, Mrs. Joseph Rice, Sr.; pro
motion Sec, Mrs. Willard Waters
Secretaries of spiritual life
Mrs. Belle Baker; Missionary edu
cation, Mrs. Everett Jones; Chris
tian social relations, Mrs. Luthel
Moore; literature and publica
tions, Mrs Claude Burdette; stu
dent work, Mrs. Roland Green
youth work, Mrs. Emerson Say
Tor; children's work, Mrs. Her
bert Hyatt, Sr.; supply work, Mrs
Richard Doolan; status of WON
en-, Mrs. George w. Boyer; spec
ial memberships, Mrs. Luthe
Burke; Representative of Deacon
ess Home, Mrs. Edna Brander
burg; representative of Swartze
Home, Mrs. B. M. Woodfield; reI
resentative of Sibley Guild, Mrs
Joseph Rice, Sr.; interdenomins
tional activities, Mrs. Arthur Her
ley; Lenten and thank offering
Mrs. Woodrow Main; week c
prayer, Mrs. George w. Boyer
chairman of local church activ
ties, Mrs. Raymond Snapp; an
representative on the commissio
on education, Mrs. Noah Ifert.
On Wednesday, May 8 Mr.
Richard Carlssons Busy Blu
birds entertained at tea in hone
of Mothers Day at the Damascu
Methodist church. The girls pr
scented a dramatic skit followe
by tea and a social hour. Sandr
Leizear was program announce
Tonic Beall, Wendy Beall, Mars