Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-04-10
Damascus
Carl Picked
For Rotary
Presidency
BY Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w
Clearwater 1862

AT the Thursday, April 3 meet
ing of the Damascus Rotary
Club, the nominating committee
composed of Edwin D. Fry, chair
man, and Lew Gladhill and John
Hood proposed the following
slate of officers which was adopt
ed: president, William F. Carl;
first vice-president, Fred Jones;
second vice president, George
Fetrow; secretary, Richard Ben
nett; treasurer, Walter Brown.
Elected as directors were Upton
Gladhill, John r. Steelman, Ward
Fetrow, Col. E. Brooke Lee and
Edwin D. Fry.
The Damascus Chamber of
Commerce met Monday at the
firehouse. Plans were made for
the groups annual dinner to be
held May g. Jerry Cook was
chosen as the groups representa-
tive on the Economic Develop
ment Foundation formed by the
County Chamber of Commerce.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
that the Acc bus leaving Damas-
Gus at Z Am. and connecting at
the Acc building with bus
running to Rockville and the
Georgia and Alaska terminal
may be used by the general pub
lie as well as Acc employees.
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt enter
tanned at family dinner on Sum-
day honoring the birthdays of
Roland Green and Herbert S.
Hyatt.
Mr.. Dorsey Lewis of Lewis
dale is patient at Montgomery
General Hospital.
Here is the honor roll for the
fourth marking term from Da-
mascus High School. 12-1-Mar-
garet Burdette, Ann Davidson,
Sandra King and Larry Johnson;
12-2-Charles Mowry and Jane o.
Watkins; 111-Clifford Burdette;
11-2-Ellen Saylor and Mary 10
Watkins; 10-1-Peggy Burdette
and Darlene Lyons; 10>2-Susan
Petrie, Sandra Poole, and Caro-
lyn White; 9-1-Linda Burdette;
9-2--Mary Kesler and Betty
Leishear; 9-3-Sharon Moxley
and 8-1-Curtis Day, Lynn Bar
ron, June Ann Burdette and Jo-
anne Duvall; 8-2-Thomas Low;
8-3-Jane A. Watkins and IL
Harriet Ann Stipe, Louisa Rod
dis, Susan Davidson, Anna Sla-
cum and Terry McCreerv.
Damascus principal Ellis Cline
will serve as a member of an
evaluating committee on April
Is, 16, and IL of next week. Mr..
Cline will serve as chairman of
the committee on administration
and as a member of the math
and science committees in the
evaluation of the Remarkable
high school in Fawn Grove.
Penna.
Because of a very heavy sched-
ule of business for the May P-TA
meeting the open house and
guided tour for the new high
school addition will not be held
that night but at some other date
in May TO be announced later.
Mrs. MOllie Gladhill spent last
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Riggs of Kempton. Also
sDending the day were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelly of New Market.
Jfne and Randy KOOntz have
bei 1 guests for several days of
tr-hr aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Llrs. Guy Watkins of Cedar
4 Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
have had as their guests Mrs
Fishers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Cooper from New
Jersey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton Gladhill
spent SUNDAY with their uncle.
Vernon Gladhill in Union Bridge.
The Easter Sunrise service was
well attended in spite of being
held in the church building be-
cause of the rain.
The Methodist Men will meet
at 6:45 Pm. April 10 at the
church for dinner and a business
meeting.
The Missionary Study Group
will meet Tuesday, April IS at
1890 Pm. for luncheon at the
home of Mrs. Robert Nash. Mrs.
Everett Jones will lead a discus
sion on Africa.
The Ashton Zone meeting of
the WSCS will be held Wednes-
day. April 16 at 1890 AM. at
the Colesville Methodist church.
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt of Damas-
Gus is zone president. The speak
err will be Miss Ellen Atkinson
who has spent three years as a