Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-17
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Gaithersburg
Get Tickets
Now for the
Big Circus
BY MOlIie Christie
Gaithersburg $50

The circus is coming to town!
Under the sponsorship of the XII.
wants Club, the Kelly Morris Cir.
Gus will present two big perform.
ances at the Agricultural Center
on May 3. More than so animals,
including eight elephants, will ap-
pear in this big three-ring show,
and there will be all the other acts
additionally associated with the
big top.
Tickets are to be on sale at
the Safeway on Friday evening,
April IS, and all day on Satur-
day, April 10. Those planning to
attend are requested to secure
their tickets in advance. Since the
charity program of the Kiwanis
will receive commission only on
tickets sold prior to May 3, you
will be greatly assisting the clubs
benevolent work if you do not
wait until the date of the show.
Adult tickets are 90c, while chill
dren's tickets are Csc.
Tickets entitle children to a
chance to be selected as Circus
Boy" or "Circus Girl for one or
the other of the two performances
scheduled. Wen tell you later
what that title will bring in the
way of honor. More details will be
forthcoming. Meanwhile, just get
your tickets.
May 3 is also big day on the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
schedule. On that morning, at
$3.50 o'clock, the annual Teen-Age
Road-e-o will take place. Frank
Snyder is the general chairman,
assisted by Bill Demory, Forrest
Terrell and Gene Benson. Pros
pective competitors should secure
their entry blanks at once.
As one more evidence of our
growing town, the Parent-Teach.
er Association will officially be.
come two bodies next Monday
evening at the regular monthly
meeting of the association. There
will be, henceforth, one group for
the elementary school and one for
the junior-senior high school. Al
this final meeting of the year
new officers for both associations
will be elected and installed. The
elementary and junior higf
bands, under the direction of Mis-:
Frieda Price, will present pro
gram; and social hour will bs
held at the conclusion of the meet
ing. All parents are urged to be
on hand for this important activ
ity. The May meeting has beer
cancelled in order that the two
new executive boards may devote
their time to the details of Their
organizational work for the com
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Walker
announce the marriage of Their
niece, Miss Minnie Ann Stuart
of Washington, to Mr.. Frank
Brodie, also of Washington.
The double-ring ceremony was
performed at the Walker home in
Gaithersburg on Wednesday aft
ernoon, April 8. Officiating was
the Rev. Frank T. Hoadley OF
Binghamton, N. Y, son-in-law oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker. A small
reception for members of the i'm
mediate families followed the
wedding. Mr.. and Mrs. Brodie
will make their home in Wash
ington.
Luther Thompson, manager oil
Musser Brothers Florist Shop
has card of thanks on the elias
sified page for all the customers
who kept him so busy during the
Easter season. Mr.. Thompson ha6
advertised in the Sentinel that
he would deliver anywhere In
Montgomery County; but the
number of requests for his serv
ices far exceeded anything that
he had imagined. He just wants
to express his thanks to all the
folks in the county who entrust
ed their Easter orders to him.
The Six Teens, a musical com
DO of high school boys, opened
on Friday evening at the Keer
Club, one mile north of Rock
vile. In honor of their opening
Friday night was Gaithersburg
High School night at the club
This talented group of boys is
composed of Sidney Duley, Joe
Warfield, Oliver King, David
Clinedinst and Richard Rainwa
ter.
John CaulfieId was an Easter
holiday visitor at the home OF
Mrs. Bessie Gaulfield for several
days.
Congratulations to the Planta
ton Room on the occasion of its
very first birthday anniversary
II you come in for lunch or din.
ner any time during the week OF
April 1920, you viii receive a gen
erous slice of birthday cake with
your meal. Many more happy an
niversaries to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ciarrocchi.