Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-02

office. Juniper S-SSS4.
D. Gladhin Of Damascus, treas
Urer. w. Barnes of Bethesda was
appointed secretary.
TIE convention closed Saturday
evening waCn . 1llneT ana soclaI
evening ~ Peer Pan Inn. Irving
N&44.oa Johnson Of IakOma Park
WAS POSTMASTER Among the hon
or guests were Cosarc4Imen Jer.
~ MA-Az7zas, Wilbur Bsughman,
Graham MAlSeC and CoUnc4Iwom.
an Aq,S. SiellA Werner who with
heT husband, John Werner, pre-
scented Itis WERNER trophy 10 Sae
vIIlIlars l8Azn in the ho0k-8p con-
1;ssssi test
Mr- and Mars. Easerson
Siataam sand FANNY Sgtmt tsae
weekend IN Orange, Va
w'Bere they xtis;fsea bcr par
ems, MI. and Mrs. ~. c.
Bailey.
I Court Damascus, Catholic
DHugf1ynrS Ed America resume
then InetnIRgs 10T the coming
ysEr lRsf Mauaag AT the rectory
of 81 PHHIs Church The project
ON religious instruction was be
gun again On September Is with
III EJugils enrolled in classes on
Christian doctrine Grades 1-6
are mseezang on Mondays after
school This year Father MOriar-
~ ~ll instruct the senior high
pupils On MONDAY at s pm al
lhe rersO-y. Any parent desiring
TO enroll cnlA1ren not already al
tending classes. please contact
Mrs Denise BT0hawn or Mrs.
Virginia ParbOuOni- HosteSSeS for
the meeting were Mrs Dolores
Hanson. Mrs Patricia MOwry,
Mrs Charlotte Hansberger and
Mrs. Barbara Hart
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Y. White of
Cue I'd. spent last Thursday in
( Fort Defiance, Va, where they
enrolled their son, William "Bil-
ly" White at the Augusta Mill.
iary Academy. While at the
school they attended a coffee at
the home of Col. and Mrs. Charles
S. Roller, jr., principal of the
school in honor of the cadets and
their parents.
Mrs. Everett Jones, Mrs. vii.
liam Waters, Mrs, Herbert S. Hy.
att and Mrs. William Baker at.
tended the conference meeting
last week at St. Paul's Methodist
Church in Hagerstown.
The Damascus Chamber oi
Commerce met last Monday
President o. L. Williams APP
pointed Mr.. Henry S. Heine tc
represent the Chamber at the
Montgomery County Economic
Development Forum Saturday.
Mr.. Heine, who is vice-presi
dent of the Chamber and alsc
postal committee chairman, re
ports receiving a letter from De
livery Service Officer M. T. Pro
sise indicating that mail deliy
cry including parcel post deliv
cry has been approved for Damas
Gus and will be undertaken a.
soon as equipment and other nee
essary items are available. Mr.
/ Heine urged the Chamber to cam
paign publicly to get all Damas
, cans to post their house number!
plainly so that when the time
, comes mail can be delivered t
, them.
| Be sure to circle October /
on your calendar and come on
| to Damascus for the annual tur
: key dinner of the Damascus Fir,
! Department. Dinners will b,
; served from 2-S.
The Damascus WSCS meet
: Thursday at the home of Mrs
Cylta Woodfield. Hostesses ar
Mrs. Richard Stuart, Mrs. Hei
man Usher and Mrs. Ralph Nasf
) Worship leader is Mrs. Georg
: w. Boyer.
5 The intermediate MYF will N
J. sumo its regular meetings o.
/, Sunday, October 5th. Meeting
5 will be held at z pm. at tn
!, church. Mrs. Charles Barron an
!. Mrs. Laurence Low are leader
: this year.
; Mrs. Mollie Gladhill, Mr.. AM
l Mrs. John Henry Mussetter an,
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McGah;
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
/. and Mrs. Henry Eader at a fam
: lily dinner in Forrest Glen.
; The Damascus Homemaker'
, will hold their October meeting
! on the ninth at 8 pm. at the
Woodfield Church hall. Hostesse:
are Mrs. Ray Purdum, Mrs. vii
liam Erwin and Mrs. George
Pope.
Mrs. Paul Y. White returned
10 her home last Thursday after
spending three weeks in Elkins
w. Va, with her brother and sis
ter-in.law, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Skidmore. Also returning was
her son, Billy, who had spent