Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
Gaithersburg
Halloween
Is Big News
This Week
BY Mollie w. Christie
Gaithersburg $50

Halloween holds the spotlight
this weekend. The biggest ceie-
bration will be the annual Lions
Club costume party scheduled for
Halloween evening at Z pm. on
the high school grounds. A hard
working committee, headed by
Ralph Offtltt, has completed plans
for a gala evening that includes
the traditional costume paradas
for various age groups, number
of favors and prizes, and big
hula hoop contest. Refreshments
will be on sale.
Halloween evening has also
been designated Trick-orTreat
Night by proclamation of Mayor
Merton Duvall. All doorto.door
calls for goodies will be restricted
to that one evening.
Young people of the community
will be making their calls for do.
nations to UNICEF. The Rev.
Henry Muller is directing the cam.
paign, which Solicits funds for the
underprivileged children of the
world. Be sure to welcome the
young folks who are devotin5
their time to this worthy project.
Young people of the First Bap-
fist Church planned their Halo
ween celebration to include a
party at the church last Saturday
evening.
The Dalamar Roller Rink spon-
sored Halloween skating party
last night. Costumes were optional
as the celebrants joined in an eve-
ming of games and skating and
prizes.
The Rev. Harry Dalzell will be
the guest speaker on November
Z, when the Upper Montgomery
County Council Of Church Wom
en- observes World Community
Day. This annual occasion pro-
vides an opportunity for church
women of the area to share with
gifts of clothing, ho S e h d
goods, and money in relieving the
destitute in impoverished areas all
over the world. Mrs. L. M. Grit
fifth, Jr. is in charge of special
music for the service. The council
president, Mrs. Roland Green, ex-
tends a welcome to all church
women of the upper county to at
tend the program, which will be
held at the Ascension Episcopal
Church at 2 pm. on November Z
The Dalamar Roller Rink was
the scene last Monday evening of
the ninth birthday party of Miss
Gay Smith, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Smith. Gay invited a
number of her young contempt
raries in for an active evening of
skating.
First Lieut.. Clayton Arundel
paid a surprise visit last weekend
to the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Arundel. The
lieutenant, who is a navigation
instructor at Harlingen Air Force
Base in Texas, was fortunate
enough to secure a cross-countTy
flight that enabled him to make
tho visit home
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Wood
field have returned from Buffalo
N. Y, where they visited their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Lehman. Tha
Woodfields were accompanied by
another daughter, Marianne, and
by Mrs. Woodfield's mother, Mrs
f. Virginia Virts. AS part OF
their trip, the travellers also en-
loved a view of Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Charles p Hutson is re
cuperating at home following sur
gerry last week at the Montgom
cry County General Hospital.
The JOY Circle of the Grace
Methodist Church will hold q
Tots-to-Teens fashion show at the
church on Saturday evening, No
vember 8, at 8 o'clock. Fashions
from the Children's Center and
the Young Colony will be modelec
by children of the church. Door
prizes and refreshments are IN
cluded in your ticket Of admission
which may be secured from any
of the young women of the circle
or at the door on the evening Oi
the show. Mrs. Waters ChiswelI
is in charge of arrangements.
The adult classes of the First
Baptist Church held their regular
meeting on Monday evening Al