Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-11-06
Gaithersburg
Community Blossoms
During Flower Stunt
Gaithersburg
By MolIie w. Christie
Gaithersburg $50

Florists, Inc. donated armsful OF
posies to our community. Through
the joint efforts of A. GUIDE Sons
and the Neighborhood Garden
Club, IS arrangements were dis
tributed to the churches, schools,
nursing homes, the Asbury
Home, the Acc, the library, the
post office and other public build.
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Crane of
Forest Oak Apartments had as
their guests two weekends ago
Mrs. Cranes parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Key Chenoweth of Buck
hannon, Va. This past weekend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane paid a sur
prise visit to their parents, the
senior Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chenoweth.
Congratulations to Chip Whit
tier, who was the grand prize win
ner of the a u m attic fryer
awarded at the Diamond Drugs
birthday drawing. We're not quite
sure what the husky, young foot
ball player is going to do with it.
1t could be either an offensive or
a defensive weapon.
A reminder of the World Com
munity Day observance tomorrow
afternoon (Friday) at the Ascen.
sion Episcopal Church at 2 o'clock.
The Rev. Harry DaIzen will be
the guest speaker.
Did you notice the library dis
play during Poetry Week? On
exhibition was Bess Becker's vol
ume, From the Heart" 1t isn't
often that we see the work of a
local writer in various book show
ings. Incidentally, with Christmas
shopping very close and press
ing issue, have you thought that
some friend of yours might like a
copy of these honey, down.to-
earth verses? Copies are avail
able at Diamond Drugs.
OF interest here is the an
nouncement of the arrival in Full
ton, Ky. Of Miss Susan Lynn Mil
Ter, born September q to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney Miller. The proud
father is the son of DR.. and Mrs.
William C. Miller.
Tonight is the night of the big
turkey dinner and bazaar at the
Epworth Methodist Church. Fol
a real homemade treat, be sure
to stop in between the hours oI
4 and 8 pm.
Dan Robertson was the lucky
winner of the portable televisior
set in the rattle drawing at tht
Lions Club Halloween party. Th'
transistor radio was won by JohI
Schneider of Rockville; Harvey
Schwartzback of Clarksburg woi
the third prize, a G.E. fry pan.
In the costume parade, winners
were announced by age groups IL
the various categories of compe
tition: jamie Bell, Bobby Stull
Joey Schweitzer, Susie and Sandy
Magruder, Pamela Kilby, Chester
Zeller, Eleanor Weren, Sue Hamp
ton, Janet Dalzell, Beverly FEEDER
line, Greg Norris, Jim Hampton
Ronnie Pearson, Susan Christie
Clipper Brown, Bryan Helm, jim
Magruder, and Sue Walters. TIL,
hula hoop contest winners wer,
Rosie Thompson, Vicli Bohre
and Ruth Ann Offutt.
Judges for the competition wer,
Mrs. Mary Butts, Newton Butts
Mrs. Helen Ballard, Miss Grac
Woodfield and Miss Marilyl
Molcsworth.
The entire community owes
vote of thanks to the Lions VIII
worked so hard to give the towns
folks a gay party. While the III
fortunate scheduling of the Rocl
lle-Gaithersburg football gam
somewhat curtailed the crowd a
the party, the Halloween celebr;
ton was successful evening G
fun for all age groups.
Gaithersburg Jaycees will mar
their third anniversary at Charte
Night festivities to be held Sa
urday evening, November 8, a
the Washingtonian. A buffet dir
ner will be followed by dance
for which the Travellers will pre-
vide the music. The feature
vocalist with the band was a rui
ner-up in the Miss Washingto
contest. Tickets for the celebr;
ton are available TO non.membeT
of the Junior Chamber of Con
merce. If you would like to attenC
call Clayton Brown at Gather.
burg 1875.
Sympathy is extended to tn
family of Mrs. Iva Lewis, wh
passed away at her home o
Thursday. Services were col
Quoted on Saturday, with intei
ment in the Forest Oak Cem'
terry.
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