Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-06-27
PoolesUille
Honenlakers
Picnic In
Fire House
P00IesuilIe
BY Mrs. w. A. Daniel
Telephone Poolesyllle 2118

Telephone FOOleSVllle lilo
The Monocacy Homemakers
met Thursday for a picnic in the
Fire House. Mrs. Albert Wede-
meyer was guest of the president,
Mrs. ]. C. Moore. Toys were
collected for Childrens Hospital
A helpful talk on freezing foods
was given by Mrs. Edgar Knill
The club adjourned to meet again
in the Fall
The Sugar Loaf Homemakers
met Thursday with picnic at
Sugar Loaf. Several guests were
present, including one from
Switzerland who enjoyed her first
American picnic. They plan to
do art work as a summer project.
Leaving Sunday for a week at
the Episcopal Church Conference
at Hood College were Mrs. G.. R.
Gray, Miss Annebel Tillett and
Charles G. Holbrook.
Charles l.. BOdmer, Martha
Bodmer, Kathleen Tolson and
Phyllis Stevens attended the
Junior Diocesan Conference at
Camp Strawderman, Woodstock,
Va.
Newly elected officers for the
Junior Student Council of the
Poolesville School for the coming
year are Charlie Elgin, president;
Eddie Painter, vice president;
Lynn Maxwell, secretary; and
Deeds Wells, treasurer. The
retiring president and secretary,
John CHM and Sue Bodmer, were
commended on their fine work
as patrol leaders during the past
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Painter
and Miss May Hildebrand had a
dinner party on Sunday, honoring
the joint birthdays of Mrs. Paint
err and her brother, Nathan
Hildebrand. Other guests present
were Mrs. Hildebrand and their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. r. Harrison of Silver
Spring.
Our best wishes to Miss Lynn
Maxwell who had the misfortune
to break her collar bone and to
William Pendergast, who was
taken to Frederick Hospital last
week.
At 8 pm. Sunday, June 80, the
Bishop of Washington, the Ri
Rev. Angus Dun, will visit St.
Peters Church for confirmation
and service, after which there
will be social hour in the Par.
ish Hall.
Leaving Sunday for the Middle
High Diocesan Church Confer.
ence at Shrine Mont. Orkney
Springs, to be gone till next Sat.
urday were Carlyle Sole ad
M q Mary Jane Niger, Carol
Williams and Mary Margaret
Williams.
Local firemen attending the
State Firemen's Convention at
Ocean City Wednesday through
Friday last week were Bill Bliss,
George Hillard and Charles
Tough.
JUICE and Mrs. Alfred NOyes
returned Sunday from a weeks
motor trip to Milwaukee. where
hoy attended a convention. Dur.
Ing their absence. Nancy Noyes
visited her friend, Nancy Baugh.
tuan.
Miss Nancy Riggs. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Riggs Cf
Laytoasville, visited last week
with her uncle and amt, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. w. Daniel and family.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Edwin Brown
entertained at a dinner party on
Saturday evening honDring her
twin sister and brother who have
recently visited here some three
months. On Monday. they drove
them 10 New York where they
saw Alison and Ian off to their
native England. The many friends
the Two have made while visiting
here sincerely hope they'll like
America so much they will be re.
turning again.
HOuseguest of Mrs. Herbert
Brown is Mrs. Charles G.. Shears
Of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Baugb.
man Of Taneytown entertained at
a family dinner on Sunday honor
ing Mrs. Ethel Baker, mother Of
Mrs. BaugFman, on her birthday.
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