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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

MIS- Jimmy Hill at the organ
with solo by Mrs. Darrell Coulter
Given in maalaae hy hnr father.
the bride wore a ballerina length
gown Of lace amt hot over satin.
Dcsianed vim portrait neckline
nc gowns lone pointed Sleeves
covered The hands Her fnacrnp
ven Of Enelish iIlaslon fell from a
headband Of seeded pearls. The
bride S only ornament vas strand
Of pearls and she carried q hou-
quet of tnberoseS topped With Il
white orchid
AIrs DAVID D White 4 sister u
the hlde from Rockdale. Texas.
vas the snatron of honor. she wore
a gown of orchid taffeta and car
ricd a cluster Of purple astors
Other bridal attendants we're Miss
Rose Mary Whitehead. sister Of the
BRIDE and Junior maid of honor
MISS Terry Lowe. cousin Of the bride
and flower eirl and Jimmie White
head of DillwEn tha RING bearer
Bill crow son. of Sewerv!Ile
TaHn All Uncle of TILE groom waS
the best man rshers wore Andv
whitehead / brother Of tho BRIDE
Max Coulton Buddy Kebblc and
Vernon Whitehead.
A reception AZ die church fol-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22
Miss Moore TO
Attend Meeting

Miss Mary Ellen Moore, vice
president of Alpha C hapter of
Sigma Sigma Sigma, national social
sorority. will attend the sorority's
national leadership school at the
University Of Illinois. August 21-24.
Miss Moore is d junior at LongWoof
College.
Representatives from "a collegi-
ttc chapters VIII attend the con
ference. A new regional system OF
chapter guidance Will be announced
and ten newly appointed regional
collegiate directors will be intro
duced
Tri Sigma was founded in Long
Wood College m 1893 With a mem
bership u 1000, its national head
quarters ale III Denison. Texas.
Nh and Mrs L. D Jacobs and
amily VIII return Saturday from
rsanc"e.k where they are guests Of
Mrs Jacobs parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
saiaeo scott
Mr. and Mrs Charles Cooper and
daughter Christv Of Richmond.
were guests Of Mrs Coopers par
cnts. Mr. and Mrs T A Allen, dur
ing the week Christy remained for
q visit With her grandparents.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22
Mrs. Hug-g And
Mrs. bury Honor
Guests At Parties

Mrs. William Hamburg. Of Char
lotte. N G.. and Mrs. J Luckin
Bugg. Jr.. Of Columbus, Mo, who
are visiting here. are being widely
entertained
Mrs y Blanton Hamburg and
Mrs W J. Glls. Ur.. were hos
tesscs at luncheon Wednesday at
the Hotel Wcyanoke honorIng Mrs.
William Hamburg.
Mrs. f. H. HanbH'y entertained
with a coke party Thursday
morning at the Iianbury home on
Oak street fcting her daughter-in-
law Mrs William Hamburg. aid
Mrs. Bugg
MRS clydo BIZ returned Tues
'av from visiting her son. Howard
md family IN AKRON. ONO her Sis
Ter. Mrs. William r Wood. and
family Of CHICAGO, H.. her
nephew Seymour Anderson. and
family Of Cleveland Ohio. and Her
ION. Mason and family of Rich
mond
Perry ana Kathy Bliss. 81 Rich
mood ara visiting their grand
mother Mrs CLYDE Bliss.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22
Whitehead Bryan Rites
Performed In Tennessee

The marriage Of Mss La4ur a
CAGE Whitehead. daughter Of Mr..
ead Mrs claHde B Whitehead. Of
fI4i'ylille Tenn to Harry Dot
Biyati soli of thc REV. NH. and
a'is Dot Bryan ot Aadcfs0nvllle.
took place August n II THE Mt
banon Baptist Church of Mary
Vile
Rev Nh. Keith Whitehead. pastor
q The Manic Grove Baptist Church
iHeae otficlaied at the ceremony.
ofial music was rendered BY
ag AID aIgs. Gilbert Raesaad.
81 Grove hts mothc' Mrs. S l..
Rgland and Mss Alice Ragland
scent the week end in New Canton
vsi.ins Mrs T c. Davidson. Mrs
y R Baldwin and Mr.. and Mrs
+ R. Ragland
Nh. and Mrs J W. ward has as
a guests Wednesday, Nh and
VT john williamson aid son.
iaaa. aad Miss Ernestine ward. ot
Haz. ~
M and Nsy Lilo wills Ha4e al
t,eir guest MRS. Wells lnother
Ms F y Jones Of La Crosse.
Mrs. Robert Burger was called to
h9ydtoa On account Of the death Of
her uncle " 4 Rogers.
Mrs Mary Lane IS visiting her
sisters MIS- Eirglnia Lindsey and
Mrs Fred Butcher. Mrs Philip
CHeatham. Of Richmond. II also a
gaest Of Mrs Butcher.
Mr. and Mrs T L. Lancaster
J.. viii leave today for Norfolk
where they viii be Joined By their
sons, Leitch and Bill who have
been spending four weeks with
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs
william H jordan They viii spend
fEle week end al Virginia Beach be-
tore returning home
Friends Of Tom Bruce Wit be
sorry TO hear of his serious illness
While visiting his daughter. Mrs
Charlotte Young he became III and
$ now patient in the c and o Hos
nifal in Clifton Forge.
Mrs John Rlddick. Of CORTLAND
arrived today to visit Mn and Mrs.
! H. Whitfield
Mrs T I. Throcknarton and
;fanddauehiers Helen and Dona
ffFeyers. returned to Chatham
s4er visiting her mother. Mrs.
Ito S. Schroeder During their stay
fcee. they attended the Alien family
l-ea4ion at Douglas Presbyterian
Church
afrs Ruth, smith j Lexington.
fsited Miss Josephine fowler last
Neek.
Nr. aid Mrs. Charlie Scott. of
Washington, D. c.. were recent
e1esfs ii Mrs. Emma Cowan
Mrs 6 w jarrett Of Arvonia
aer sen. George, and bis fiaacce
Mss Norma shpp. Of GEORGIA
we're recent guests ii Mrs. jar
eett's mother Mrs F j. Rasland
Mr. and Mss. raul Edware
Power and children. Paula anc
Bobby arrived Wednesday f~on-
Saudi Arabia to spend feV DAYS
With Mrs c. Pettus And rsou ano
family.
Mr. and Mis- George Llovd ane
children spent their vacation IN thf
Smoky Mountains
Ms W J Bloomfield has re
turned from visiting her daughter.
ard sons-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c
Iunstall and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Ferklnson. Of Blackstone
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j NJ venaale of MI Sterling
k. and MISS Ruby Venahlc, q
Va hlneton. y G.. VII arrive dur
IN thu week ED 10 be Che guests
o! theii sister Ms W E Amber
on. foi week
sasan ARec. dauehter Of Mi and
Mis-. Louis. N Aece, ~ visiting
t4ss aave'- b~o.hei M4nlce II
tfaacis ID ROANOKE
saa+ \ XXX W \ lmoad. spent
tf,e past weeE with her grand
mother Mr. Annc Deaton Mrs.
Deafon accompanied her TO Rich
mond FOR a short visit
Ann swcrtfcecr returns today
after a FIVE day tour Of the New
England states with her COUSINS the
Clouehs. ot Rhode Island
AZ ana MIS- svdnor Newman.
Ir. aad daughter. Cathv. spent Sun
DAY at Virginia Beach
Major and Mrs. Wilbur G Ham
lin and children. Gordon. Lynne
and Mark. arrived Tuesday from
ShaH All Force Base. 5 c.. to
pend some time with Mrs Ham
llnts mother. Mrs G II Greear
Attn Nj 4. Falwoll ias had M
ut CHESTS during the past week
Mrs y L. Travlor Miss Z u
Win9o Morris Miss NJ cline
peobles. Of Wakefield. and Miss
Jean FallWcll of Richmond
MS. r ] Haskins and daueh
Ten Cathv Of Baltimore, Md were
silesfs Of Mr. and Mrs James
Fleetwood and family this week
nIrS. Blanche Spencer. Of Balti
more. Md. is visiting Mrs. L. r
French this week She viii WIT
relatives in BUCKINGHAM County be
fore returning home
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

Mrs J G. Bruce was recent
guest Of Miss Lucille Peak IN Long
Island
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-08-22

Ms w J Bloomfield has re-
turned from visiting her daughters
ard sons-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. j c
Innstall and Mr.. and Mrs A. c.
Ferklnson. Of Blackstone.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-12
Potomac
Champion
Hounds
Win Again
BY Cissy Morgan
POPLAR 2-6534

Potomac Hunts c h a m pion
A merica an foxhounds came
through with flying colors at the
Litchfield. Conn, hound show on
June 7. There were nine hunts
competing for the honors and II
classes. Potomac won nine of the
classes including the champion
show pack and the best hound of
the show
"Tweet Tweet," who was picked
last year as best hound of the
Bryn Mawr show in Pennsyl-
vania, brought the honor home
again to Potomac. MFH Sam
Bogley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
and Huntsman Douglas Burgess
showed the hounds.
The Landon School senior prom
was we'll populated with teen
ayers from the neighborhood
Donnie Buchanan was there as
the guest of Victor Davis, Syl
Bogley and Will Mcnamara, fish
Atwood and Bob Oliver, Ann Nor
ton and Mike McConihe, Judy
Hogan and Ed Worthy and Lam
don classmen Gary Poole, Ruffin
Maddox, Jeff Fort and Kenny
Temple were all on hand 10 cele-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-12

Raymond p. Black. rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church of Rock
vile, plans to produce Patience"
in the Fall. For many years, Mr..
Black, a former director of the
American G&S Association in
New York City, has produced
Gilbert and Sullivan operettas
here using local talent.
Upper teenagers and men and
women interested in singing in
the Fall production are invited TO
Christ Church Parish Hall, South
Washington Street, Monday, June
%, at 8 PM. John E. Preston,
director of music at Richard
Montgomery High School, will be
associate director. Mrs. Marshall
Mayes will be the accompanies.
The Rockville Christian Church
will sponsor its annual Straw
berry Festival tomorrow from 5
to 9 PM, rain or shine.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-12
Religious Affairs
Ministerial
Post Goes to
Rev. Bell
BY KOkO Wittenburg
6hurah Edftnr


The Rev. r. Keith Bell,
minister of the Rockville Chris
tan Church, has been elected
head of the Rockville Ministerial
Alliance. Other officers elected
by the Protestant ministers in
clude enneth B. Vented,
minister of Faith United Church,
vice president; John w. Laney,
minister of Twinbrook Baptist
Chapel, secretary; and G. Custer
Cromwell, Rockville Methodist
Church, treasurer.
A Fathers Day sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. James Pat
terson Kerr at the IL AM. wor-
ship service at Boyds Presby.
terrain Church this Sunday. A
token of appreciation will be
given to every dad in the eongre-
CATION, and coffee will be served
by the ladies after the service.
A Children's Day Program viii
be presented at $50 PM. at the
Presbyterian Church in Boyds by
the Sunday School children.
Methodist Student Day will be
observed this Sunday by the
Rockville Methodist Church, with
the Rev. G. Custer Cromwell
speaking on "Going Christ's
Way" at morning worship serv-
ices.
The Rev. Richard L. Irwin,
pastor of the North Bethesda
Methodist Church, delivered the
baccalaureate address at Sher-
wood High School in Sandy
Spring on Sunday. He was also
on hand at Walter Johnson High
School in Bethesda to speak at
the baccalaureate service. His
topic was Building Together"
The Bethesda Congregational
Church has purchased site acre.
age at the corner of Fernwood
Road and Democracy Boulevard
bells Mill Road in the Fern
wood Estates area in North Be.
thesda. Charles M. Goodman
Associates of Washington, are
the architects, with ground.
breaking scheduled for next
Spring.
Beginning this Sunday, $3.50
AM. worship services of the Be,
thesda Congregational Church
will be held in the Wyngate Ele.
mentary School. The new loca.
ton is near the end of Wilmett
Road off Beech Avenue. west of
Old Georgetown Road. The Rev.
Grover c. Rieger, minister, will
preach until July Is.
Gilbert and Sullivan fans and
other music lovers will be in.
terested to know that the Rev
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been set up: the first will include
children from 9 to II, and the
second embraces the 1915 age
group. Both boys and girls arc
eligible to compete. Further de.
tails may be secured from Bill
Leyda at 358-W.
Robert RhOades left Sunday for
a business trip to Florida.
William Blair of Albuquerque
N. Mex, is spending two weeks
here as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Christie.
Troop No. 81 of the Girl Scouts
under the leadership of Mrs. Mary
Moses, enjoyed a three-day camp.
ing stay at lockwood, national
Girl Scout headquarters, over the
Memorial Day weekend.
Mrs. Samuel Gheen has re.
turned from the Georgetown Uni
verslty Hospital and is now re.
cuperating at 69O8 Strathmore
Street, Chevy Chase, Md.
More news of the stork sell
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cochran
are parents of a new son, whom
they have named Steven Lee
born on May IS at the Montgom
cry County General Hospital.
A baby girl arrived at Mont
gomery County General on May
30 for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Snyder
Jr. The young lady will be known
as Toni Ann.
Mrs. NJ. ID. Ray of Roanoke
is visiting her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Sud
dueth.
Mrs. William Norman left or
Monday for a visit with her fam
lily in Evergreen. Ala.
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ond time. The De Kalb agricul-
tural accomplishment award for
outstanding scholarship ana
supervised practice in agrieui,
tural pursuits went to Kenneth
Pruitt.
The Industrial Arts award, a
$40 check given by the Damascus
Lions to the senior boy who has
shown outstanding progress In
industrial arts, was shared BY
Alton Schwartzbeck and Larry
Johnson.
The Mrs. Leslie Woodfield
award = portable radio given
to the senior girl with two years
service in the Future Homemade
ers of America who is most out
standing in the home arts field
went to Jean Allen. The Home
Arts award, a $40 check given by
the Damascus Lions to the SEN
ior girl who has made most out
standing progress in home arts
went to Opal King
The Chevy Chase Chapter OAR
award for the best project on
local or state history went to
Charles Mowry.
The Girls Athletic Association
craftsmanship award went to
Barbara Mcdaniel.
The Babe Ruth craftsmanship
award for boys was given to Wal
ter Magruder.
Then finally came the personal
development awards. The results
of these awards are as follows:
The Citizenship awards to the boy
and girl judged most worthy were
awarded to Jane o. Watkins and
Jerry Hyatt Ga pendant and
medal.
The Danf orth Foundation
Awards for physical, mental, so
cial and spiritual development
were given to Jane o. Watkins
and Jerry Hyatt "a certificate
Continued from Page d
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brate the closing of school. The
latter four gentleman werel
dragging" out of the neighbor-
hood gals.
Have yOu seen the exquisite
etched glass window that was
given to st. Francis Parish by the
Arthur Hansons in memory OF
her father, Colonel Abel c. Hay-
den? 1t is picture of st. Fran
els, and surrounding his feet are
a fox and foxhound, to depict MS
love for animals and nature. The
window was completed on May
30 and was done by the famous
Sandon Company of Cleveland
that has long been known for its
fine work.
I've heard that
Janet D'Elisa has now had the
cast removed from her broken
wrist Sara Lee GreenhaIgh
captured the Green Working
Hunter Championship at the Blue
Ridge Show.
Hally, Molly and Virginia Poole
have arrived for Summer vaca-
ton in Potomac ''Tish" At
wood dragged at Annapolis dur
ing June week 4 Mrs. S. Ray
West of Pine Bluff, Ark, was
the recent weekend guest of the
Banks Berrys.
Betty Noyes is recuperating
from a fall off her new Arabian
st. Francis plans to stage
another rodeo at Al-Marah in DC.
tober :. The CAROLS and Bog
leys spent the night at the Dixie
Bitners in Greenwich, Conn, on
their return trip from Litchfield.
The River Road Methodist
Church are having "a chicken-ham
supper on Saturday. $1.50 for
adults, Is cents for children
Mrs. George II. Hughson of
Houston, Tex, has been the
houseguest of Harriet Woodruff
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Keith
have bought the Lyt Gould farm.
A piano recital was held last
weekend at the home of Mrs. Sid
ney Peters on Falls Road. Mrs.
Peters has been giving instruc-
ton to a group of youngsters
since last September and their
friends and parents were invited
to hear the years progress.
Among those performing were
John Christensen, Sally Cole
man, Ann Elliott, Jimmy Peters,
Carol Bagg, Mark Fellow, Nancy
Peters, Happy Bogley, Christy
Shafer, Linda Slama, Cathy Drew
and Richard Fallow. Each begin
ner received an award of treble
cleft pin for completing his first
year, and, in addition to this,
Ann Elliott, Mark Fallow and
Linda Slana received a piece of
music for accumulating the high
est progress points.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-12
Damascus
.----.-----.-----.-u.-u-ao.-uaM
Damascus
Diplomas
Won BY 40
At School
By Mrs. Ulysses Griffith Nv
Clearwater 1862

The members of the senior
class of Damascus High School.
40 strong, received their diplomas
Tuesday in exercises held at the
high school. The Rev. A. Dean
Kesler. pastor of the Damascus
Methodist Church, gave the in
vocation and -benediction. Har-
rison King was present from the
Board of Education. Speaker of
the evening was DR.. r. G. Stein.
meyer of the University of Mary
land.
In addition to the diplomas Mr..
Ellis Cline, principal of the
school, presented number Of
awards TO outstanding members
of the class.
A certificate for the highest
score in the competitive maih
exam given by the Mathematical
Association of America went to
Dean Kesler.
Certificates for the highest
scores in the competitive English
exam given by George Washing
ton University went to Sandra
King and Janice Cline.
Ann Davidson won a medal for
the highest average in English
grades over the past four years
A loving cup and SOS check
awarded by Wade Etchison for
the highest average math grade
in the past four years went to
Janice CLINE. The science and
math award by Rensselaer, Poly
technic for proficiency in the two
fields a certificate and per.
dant went to Kai Schwarz
The commercial award for the
highest average grade in short
hand, bookkeeping and tipping =
an engraved desk pen set went
to Janice o. Watkins.
In the vocational ag depart
ment, the star farmer award
given by the National Future
Farmers of America Foundation
for an FLA member outstanding
in local chapter activities went
to Billy Riggleman for the sec.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-12
Clarksburg
Clarksburg
Fire House
Strawberries
Delicious
BY Mrs. ID. j. Brandenburg
Gaithersburg 721-W-1

Fire engines parked outside last
Saturday evening while friends
of the Ladies Auxiliary Hyatts-
town. Fire Department ate straw
berries and ice cream at tables
placed where the engines usually
park. The annual strawberry
Festival was enlivened by the
music of the Clarksburg Elemen-
tary School Band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burge Burkett
left their farm last weekend to
visit Burgess father in Wakefield,
Va.
Clarksburg Methodist Church
services are now being held at 9
AM; Sunday school at 1915.
Mrs. Vernon Taylor and her
three daughters left Saturday for
a ten day visit in Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Taylor was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. w. E. Norman,
and two sons, of Wichita. Kan.
Clarlsburg girls t took honors
last Saturday at a All Demonstra-
ton Day held at Mountain View
Church in Purdum, participating
with the Lewisdale Club. Blue
ribbons were won by the Misses
Vivian Cue, Terry Taylor and
Mary Beck. Red ribbons were
given to the Misses Barbara John.
son and Sandra Taylor.
DIR. Clifford Beck of Shiloh
Church Road left Tuesday for a
three week business tour oil
Europe. He will visit most of the
countries of Europe, inspecting
atomic reactor sites.
At the request of the teachers
of Clarksburg School, the annual
dinner given for them by the
P-TA will not be held this year
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-06-12
Gaithersbur0
Bethel Post
Is Won by
Miss Sandison
GaithersburG
BY Mollie w. Christie
Gaithersburg $50

Miss ROsaIie Sandison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Forte Sandi-
son, was installed as the honored
queen of Bethel No. 81, Inter
national Order of Jobs Daueh-
tiers, on Saturday evening. The
ceremonies were conducted in the
Masonic temple. Other newly-in-
Quoted officers include: Barbara
Cuffley. senior princess; Barbara
Reck. junior princess; Christy
Foster, guide; Joan Watkins.
marshal: Mary Blalock. treas
urer; Sandra King, chaplain;
Mary Cover, secretary; Janet Per-
nv senior custodian; Wanda
Briggs, junior custodian; Gay
Grant, inner guard; Patsy Bohrer
outer guard; Sandra Goldsmith,
musician; CAROLYN Clssell, libra.
rian; Barbara Blalock, first mes
senger; Diane Johnson, second
messenger; Linda Williams, third
messenger; Sandra Johnson,
fourth messenger; Lillian Gels
bert, fifth messenger; Anita Wat
kins, Mary King, Susie Fair
brother, Ann Truitt, and Mar
garet Stup, choir.
Miss Judith Dean, retiring hon
ored queen, was the installing Of.
ficer. The hostess Of the evening
was DIR. Mildred Sandison Fen
ner of Washington, the aunt Of
the new queen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Suddueth
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Barbara Lucille,
to Mr.. Clarence Allen Chipley,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Chip
ley, of Lexington, KY Miss Sud
dueth is a 1858 graduate of the
Gaithersburg High School. No
date has been set for the we'd
ding.
Vacation Bible School plans
have been announced by several
churches. The First Baptist
Church will conduct a session
from June 1S through June 81
from 9 AM. til 1870 Am. The
Epworth and Grace Methodist
Churches win hold a joint schoo'
for children from four to twelve
beginning on June % and running
through July 3. Hours will +,
$50 Am. until noon daily. A
both these schools, all childrei
of the neighborhood are cordial!
welcome.
Ninety-eight seniors receives
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exercises held at the high school
on Monday evening. Willard Nc
Graw, representing the Board of
Education. assisted Principal Rob
ert Gibson in making the presen-
tation. Next week we shall give
the list of the winners Of awards
and scholarships.
Mrs. Grover Walker and her
aunt, Miss Lee LaFleur, of Bal
timore, have returned from a
short visit with Mrs. Walkers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
West, in st. Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. Basil MobIey and Miss
Marilyn Mobley left on Tuesday
for a brief stay with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Lansdale of Media,
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Flynn
are the proud parents of their
first child, a daughter, born on
May 81 at the Montgomery Coun.
ty General Hospital. The little
lady has been named Lisa Kay
Mrs. Flynn is the former Miss
Suzanne Griffith.
Lewis Reed, Judge Charles
Woodward. Judge Thomas An.
derson, Frank Williams and
James Malone have returned
from a fishing expedition to Chin.
colleague.
Miss Jackie Gather is holding
open house at her arts and crafts
studio at LOG North Summit or
Sunday June IS, from 2 until
8 PM. If you haven't seen heI
handiwork, you will enjoy brows
ing among her paintings and OBJ
lets dart of every variety. Miss
Gather is also conducting sum
mer courses in painting an6
drawing for beginning artists
She'll be glad to tell you all about
them at the open house, or you
may call her at 1912.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry
Muller. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Reed
and Mrs. Herbert Mumford at
tended the annual Methodist Con
ference at Westminster on Thurs
day.
A great big hearty welcome Il
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley, who is now
making her home in Gathers
burg. She and her sister, Mrs
w. j. Hoyle, have taken an apart
ment at 437 North Frederick Ave
nue.. The fabulous miss Lucy,
backbone of the Young in Hear
Club, recent Mother of the Year
and a lady of dozens of talents
will certainly brighten the loca
scene.
Mrs. Ernest Beall was in Har
risonburg, Va, last weekend
where she attended the com
mencement exercises of Madison
College on Sunday, June /. He
granddaughter, Miss Pegg.
Beall, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Francis Beall of Arlington, we
among the graduates. Miss Beal
has accepted a position as diet
tan at Christ Hospital in Cincir
natl, Ohio.
Get-well wishes are extende,
to Mrs. William Birgfeld, who i
currently on the sick list.
The JOY Circle of the Grac
w. S. C. S. met last Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Jeal
Chiswell.
A Bicycle Road-e-O. conducte,
by the Gaithersburg JUNO
Chamber of Commerce, will b
held on the parking lot of tn
high school on Saturday, June 2l
at 10 AM. Part of the Jayce
program Of safety promotion, tn
road-e-o will feature eight OF
stacle type events and will offe
a number of prizes for the higl
scorers. Two age groups hav