Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-16
Damascus
Democrats
Visit Set
For Tuesday
By Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3-2682

OCTOBER Il at the Damascus Fire
house at 12:15 to meet the state
and county slate of Democratic
candidates. The lunch for which
there is no charge is being put
on by the Northern Montgomery
County Women's Democratic Club
with Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt as
general chairman. Attending will
be j. Millard Tawes, Thomas
D'Alesandro, Ferdinand Sybert,
Louis Goldstein, John Foley and
the entire county Democratic
slate.
Congressman Dewitt S. Hyde
in simple ceremony at 10 am.
on Saturday, October 18, in front
of the Damascus Post Office will
give the signal for the Inaugural
ton of city delivery route start
ing from the local post office.
Also participating in the cere-
mony will be Postmaster Herbert
S. Hyatt; Henry S. Heine, chair
man of the Postal Committee of
the Damascus Chamber of Com
merce; o. E. Williams, president
of the local Chamber of Com
merce; Jerry Williams, County
Councilman from the Damascus
area and Jerry Cook, past presi-
dent of the local chamber and
now vice president of the Mont
gomery County Chamber of Com
merce.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. Dean Kes-
Ter and Mary spent Saturday in
Ashland where they visited their
son, Dean, who is a freshman at
Randolph Macon and attended the
football game between Randolph
Macon and Western Maryland.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt
spent the weekend in Lexington,
Va, where they visited their son,
Jerry, who is a student at Wash
ington-Lee.
The annual turkey supper of
the Damascus Fire Department
held last Saturday was a huge
success with approximately $40
suppers served. General chairman
Earl Pope wishes to thank his CO.
chairman, all his workers and all
who helped by contributing or at
tending.
On the sick list this week: Mrs.
Gertrude Hayes who is convalesc-
ing at home following a severe
illness and Mrs. Upton Gladhill
who has been down with the flu.
MIR. and Mrs. J. H. Mussetter,
Mrs. Mollie Gladhill and Mrs.
Radie Eader visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Sam Bowman and Mrs. Mary
Baker of Union Bridge on Sun
day. Mrs. Baker, a cousin of Mrs,
Gladhill and Mrs. Eader is looking
forward to observing her Goth
birthday soon.
Some 80 children of st. Paul's
Catholic Church in Damascus
were among the $50 children who
received the Sacrement of Confir
nation Sunday from the Most
Rev. John M. Mcnamara, Auxil
larry Bishop of Washington at st
Martins Church in Gaithersburg
The Damascans were Maureer
Anamosa, Sharon and Sandrs
Beall, Charles Appleby, William
Appleby, George Appleby, Brian
Brohawn, John Burkey, David
Cavanaugh, Jr., Michael Duvall
Edward Hill, Patricia Hill, Joseph
Green, Thomas Haler, Gary Hod
ges, Jeffrey Hodges, Michael Hod
ges, William McCarrill, Michele
Marshall, Shawn Marshall, Don
ma and Catherine Mates, Davi6
Sharrer, William Smith, Rather
inc Sharrer, Noreen Spevak, Deb
orah Spevak, Christopher Var
Petten, Linda Lou Woodfield anC
Michael Woodfield. The sponsor
representing St Paurs was Mrs
Roy Brohawn.
Congratulations are in order fol-
Gerry Cook who was elected last
week TO the Montgomery County
Board Of Realtors for a two.yeal
directorship.
The Damascus Teen.Age BanC
under the direction of Jerry anC
Bethany Cook played for the Re
publican Rally at Montgomery
Blair High School last Tuesday
The occasion marked the birth
day of the President of the u. S
and the entire state and county
Republican slate was in attend
ance.
The Damascus Lutheran Chape
at 27110 Purdum rd. and Bethesd;
Church rd., is holding services
each Sunday afternoon at three
Everyone is welcome.
All children in the Damascus
area are invited to participate il
the Trick or Treat Night collec
ton for UNICEF on October &c
The WSCS viii give a party TO
all collectors at the Damascu
Methodist Church that same eve
ming. Mrs Roscoe Purdum is ger
era1 chairman. Mrs. Raymon
snapp is in charge of the part
and Mrs. William Freienmuth O
the workers. See Mrs. Freienmut