Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-08
P0Olesville
POOIesyille
Mrs. Lessig
NeM' Head of
WISCS Group
BY Mrs. G. Best Linthicum
Diamond 1882

The WOmen's Society of Chris
ton Service of the Poolesviils
Memorial Methodist Church me
at the home of Mrs. Helen M
Lessig on Shepherd Road, Pooles
vile, last Thursday. There were
% members and guests present
The following officers We're elect
ed: Mrs. Lessig, president; Mrs
Edward w. Maxwell, vice-presi
sdent; Mrs. Martin Wise, record
ling secretary; Mrs. Charles w
Fritz, corresponding secretary
land Mrs. George F. Tudor, treas
surer Plans were made for a GOV
@ered dish supper TO be held al
sthe church Saturday. May "a.
A number of children who will
senter school for the first time
this Fall, either in kindergarten
sor first grade, were registered al
a pre-school conference held al
THE Poolesville School Friday
April Is. Parents who did not
register their children at this
time are urged to do so before
school closes in June, as the child
without kindergarten experience
is greatly handicapped when en-
tering first grade.
w. M. NIobley, Dickerson, and
John w. Kimmerling, Poolesville
are both patients at Mt. Alto Hos.
pital, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. o. Aiken of
Sandy Spring were dinner guests
of Mrs. C. Robert Gray, Pooles.
vile, Saturday night. Mr.. Aiken
was principal of the Poolesville
School from 1927 to 1880.
Have you heard about the
Montgomery County Community
Concert Association? Let us re.
mind you that this is the week
for membership to enjoy at least
8 nationally famous artists for
only $3.50 and $500 for high
school students. For more infor-
nation, call your local represent
tative, Mrs. Garland Painter, DI.
1922. But remember, no tickets
are sold at the door and none
later than Saturday, May 10!
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the
Upper Montgomery County Fire
Department will meet at the
Beallsville Fire House, Tuesday
May 10 at s PM.
Mrs. Eugene Johnson OF Doubs
Md, was given a surprise stork
shower by Mrs. Martin Wiseman
of Dickerson on April % at the
Dickerson Church social room
Those present were: Mrs. Gilbert
Robertson, Mrs. Harry White, Mrs.
Ethel Baker, Mrs. Elwood Clag-
gett, Mrs. Donald Brooks and
Donna, Mrs. William Robertson.
Mrs. Ellis Robertson, Mrs. Ray
mond Poole and children, Mrs.
Carroll Fisk, Mrs. Robert Rob-
erson, Mrs. Frederick Williams,
Mrs. Donald Robertson, Mrs. Iva
Robertson. Mrs. Nellie Martin,
Mrs. Howard Robertson and the
Misses Linda Johnson, Susie Fer
ris and Anna Jane Rachel.
Mrs. ]. 4. Fisher has been i'll
at her home in Braddock Heights
Mrs. Fisher Is the mother of
Mrs. Charles w. Fritz and Carl
T. Fisher, both of Poolesville.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Webb
Hersperger, Poolesville, We're her
son and family from Danville, Pa,
DIR. and Mrs. Webb S. Hersperg.
er and daughters, Rebecca and
Virginia, and her sister Mrs. Cor
bin Harriss of Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Holt OF
Clearwater, Fla, are visiting for
few days with their son-in-law
and daughter, DR.. and Mrs. Cor
don M. Smith, GAINESVILLE.
The Sugar Loaf Homemakers'
Club will meet with the Clarks-
burg Homemakers' Club Thurs
day, May Is. at the home of Mrs.
Leo Claggett, Clarksburg. The
agent. Mrs. Rhoads. will give the
demonstration, Organize Sew
ing Center"
Mrs. Forrest Walker, Mrs. o.
w. Anderson, Mrs. Albert Cissel,
Mrs. Edwin Allnutt and Mrs. G
Robert Gray We're guests of Mrs.
James d. King. Jacksonville, at
the annual spring luncheon meet.
ing and fashion show of the In
ter-City Inner Wheel held at the
Manor Country Club, Olney. on
Monday, April %.
James III. Mann, Seneca, can.
didate for the 9th congressional
seat, has been a guest at mum.
Der Of morning coffee hours
in the upper part of the county.
Recent hostesses were Mrs. Cliff.
ford Roberts of Seneca and Mrs
Barbara F. Freygang and Mrs,
]. Herbert Brown, both of Pooles
vile.
The C0mus HOmemakers' Club
will meet at the home of Mrs