Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-02
Sandy Spring
Fall Trips
For Visits
Under Way
By Mary Farquhar
Spring 4-9440


Cool weather and autumn
foliage are Turing Sandy Spring
ers to the highways or the air
ways for visits with out-of-town
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Miller
and Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stab
Ter visited Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Conant Webb in Montclair, N. j.,
last week. While there they at
tended two of Broadways most
popular musicals, The Music
Man and West Side Story.
Mrs. j. w. Bird, Miss Estelle
Moore. Mrs. Francis Miller and
Mrs. William John Thomas re-
turned last Friday from Surf
City, n. j., where they spent a
delightful SSiieeiligg few days staying at
the cottage of Mrs. Charles B.
Coles.
Mrs. Iris Beall is flying to Cali
fornia next week to visit her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Beall and their
children at Marysville.
Mrs. Cynthia Stabler and Mrs.
Carrie Nanderslice are leaving
Saturday for a week at Atlantic
City, N. J.
Mrs. Francis M. Hallowell is
visiting her son and daughter-in-
law, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Halo
well. and her grandchildren at
Red Bank, N. j.
Mrs. Roger B. Farquhar is
driving TO Middlebury, VT, this
weekend for a college reunion.
On September "a the Olney-Sun-
shine Homemakers Club met at
the home of Mrs. Chymer Reed.
Miss Bertha Brown gave an edu-
cational demonstration entitled
Watch Labels for Smart Food
Buying" The club members are
canning tomato juice for the
Montgomery County General
Hospital. The next meeting will
be at Mrs. Paul Howes on Octo-
Der %.
The committee of Christian
Social Relations of the Ashton
Methodist Church is planning to
sponsor the annual UNICEF
drive on Halloween eve. Chill
dren will be encouraged to col
lect for this very worthy cause
on Trick or Treat night. A party
will be held and collections
turned in at the Sandy Spring
Fire House. Other religious or
ganizations are cordially invited
to join in this community ac-
tivity. Anyone interested should
call Mrs. Tate at EV. 1923.
around the World in so
Days" is the theme of the P.TA
sponsored fair at Olney Elemen-
tary School on October IL. Each
classroom is responsible for a
separate booth and each booth
will represent a different coun-
try. The hours for the fair will
be from 2 to s. A spaghetti din
ner will be served from A to Z.
Next week, October Gil, is
membership week for the Needle
work Guild of America, Inc. All
that is required of a member is
the donation once year of two
new articles of clothing or house
hold linen. Anything from two
pairs of socks to two Woollen
blankets is very much appre'
ciated and used to very great ad
vantage. Local welfare agencies
and institutions distribute the
gifts which are collected every
year at "Ingathering" time -
this year for the Brookeville
Chapter, November 3. The GuilC
needs new members. Anyone who
is interested in becoming a part
of this organization, which doe:
so much although it asks for Sc
little, call Mrs. Walter Wilson
president of the Brookevillt
Chapter, at SIP. 4-2606.
Mrs. Ethel Thomas entertained
with dessert bridge Tuesday
afternoon.
The Thrift Shop Tea was helC
, yesterday afternoon at Grea
Ease the home of Mrs. p. G
, Ligon in Ashton. Fashions wer'
shown by Garfinckels. Those al
tending each brought piece o.
bric-a-brac or made a none.
donation.