Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-22
Poolesyille
Mrs. adams
Hostess to
Farm Women
Poolesyille
BY Mrs. G. Best Linthicum
Diamond 1882

Cooperative Market in Bethesda
at a tea held in her Washington
home May Is. Guests from this
section who attended included
Mrs. Isacc Cubitt, Poolesville;
Mrs. John Darby, Boyds; Mrs.
Martin Wise, Jamestown; Mrs.
Julian ]. Chisolm. II, Beallsville,
and Mrs. Hamilton Linthicum,
near Dickerson.
The DicEers0n WSCS met May
13 at the home of Mrs. Edwin
Matthews. Fifteen members an.
swered roll call. Mrs. Martin
Wiseman gave the report of the
nominating committee. The Off
GERS of the past year were re-
elected as follows: Mrs. Edwin
Matthews, president; Mrs. W. X.
Matthews, vice president; Mrs.
Donald Robertson, secretary, and
Mrs. Wiseman, treasurer. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Stevens of
Asheville, N. c., have announced
the engagement and forthcoming
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Carolyn Ruth Stevens, to Mr..
Kenneth w. Martin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Burgess of
Poolesville. The wedding will
take place at the Baptist Church
of Asheville June %. The young
couple will reside in Asheville
where Mr.. Martin is employed by
the Weather Bureau.
Reservations may be phoned to
Diamond 9-2571 for one PM
luncheon, bazaar. cards and
games to be held at East Oaks,
below Poolesville, Tuesday, May
81. This is an annual luncheon
held for the benefit of st. Mary's
Catholic Church, GAINESVILLE.
Miss Betty Dorset of Balti-
more spent the weekend at her
home near Poolesville and attend
ed the wedding of her brother,
Thomas Sofhervell Dorset, and
Miss Mary Frances Wenner, at
st. Marks Episcopal Church,
Petersville. on Saturday, May IT,
Mrs. f. L. Bowie and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Bowie, and Mrs.
Grace Wood and daughter. Miss
Eleanor Wood, all of Washington,
d. c., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. T. B. Dorset ON Sunday,
Members of the American Le-
gion Auxiliary Unit PAT of the
Daniel-Jeffers Post were guests
of Mrs. ]. r. Lillard at her home
in GAINESVILLE Thursday night.
Twenty members of the Auxilia-
ny are planning to accompany
the Gold Star mothers to Wash
ington Wednesday to see South
Pacific"
The second-grade students of
Poolesville school who have been
studying foods. prepared and
served a luncheon to their par
ents. teachers and representa-
tives of each school service
Friday. Following the luncheon,
they gave a program based on
their study of foods.
Mrs. j. T. Fisher is i'll at her
home in Braddock Heights.
There were IL first communal.
cants May IL, at ST. Mary's
Catholic Church, GAINESVILLE. In
the afternoon May Procession
was held on the lawn of the
rectory, followed by the benedic
ton pronounced by Father
Martin W. Hyland in the church
Miss Sandra Umstead was May
Queen.
Mrs. Inez Fowler, Silver
Spring. taught a class in rug
braiding at the home of Mrs. c.
Best Linthicum, B eallsville
Guests present from Damascus
Cedar Grove and Germantown
We're Mrs. Sallie Souder. Mrs
Grayson Burnell, Mrs. Maxwell
Burdette. Mrs. Richard Doolan
Mrs. Philip Watkins, Mrs. Ger
trude Johnson, Mrs. Guy Wat
kins and Mrs. Marion Howes
Mrs. L. H. Burwell and Mrs. c
Edgar Knill. Sellman, Mrs. T. B
Dorset. Poolesville, Mrs. Albert
Cissel Jamestown. Mrs. Mary
Noe, Olney, Mrs. Maynard Luhn
Jr, Beallsville and Mrs. r. N
McAlister, Taylorsville. Va.
The Junior class of Poolesvillt
High School has announced il,
Junior-Senior promenade TO bI
held Friday. May 30 from 10 Pm
TO / AM, TO which the schools
alumni members are invited.
Those who visited at the hom'
Of Mrs. Howard Robertson ans
family of Dickerson on Mother
Day were Mr.. and Mrs. james
Holland and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Robertson and famil!
and Mrs. Ola Jarrett of Silve
Spring, and Mr.. and Mrs. Martil
Wiseman and Ronald and Mrs
Robert Robertson and Betsy o
Dickerson.
Members Of the Sunshine clas
of Poolesville Memorial Method
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