Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-05-08

spring, MT. ana Mrs. Ndtnan
Walter Walker, with Gene and
Connie, Bethesda; Mrs. Keiffer
Sines, Frederick; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan w. Walker III and son,
Corky, Chillum Heights; Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Nay, with sons,
Mike and Gritty, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Geisbert, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Knoblock and son, John, all
of Gaithersburg; and Carroll
Nicholson, Shady Grove. Later in
the evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene B. Casey dropped in to
offer their fluctuations.
Stanley Mullineaux takes pleas
ure in announcing that Carlton
Ward is now associated full-time
with him in Stanley's Barber
Shop on East Diamond Avenue.
This should make your service
twice as fast and your waiting
half as long.
The elementary and junior
high school bands, under the di-
rection of Miss Frieda Parice,
will present concert in the high
school gymnasium on Friday eve
ming, April 9, at 8 o'clock. Pro
ceeds will be used toward the
purchase of uniforms for our
rapidly-growing band.
And speaking of such, the high
school band, the 1najorettes and
the drill team were all featured
in the apple blossom parade held
in Winchester last Friday.
Miss Joan GlOyd was a patient
at the Montgomery County Gen.
eral Hospital for a couple of days
last weekend, leaving her tonsils
behind her.
Gaithersburg HOmemakers will
hear talk by Mrs. Catherine
Rhoades, the home demonstra-
ton agent, at their May IA meet
ing, to be held at IL AM. at the
Epworth Methodist Church. Mem
bers are reminded to bring their
sandwiches. The luncheon COM
mittee is composed of Mrs.
Charles Orme, Mrs. Eula Schwab,
Mrs. Frank Hacked, Mrs. Lillian
Oyster, Mrs. Wilma Ratliff and
Mrs. Edwin Kinsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Issac Suddueth
were hosts last Monday evening
to the adult classes of the First
Baptist Church.
A post card from the globe.
trotting Mrs. H. c. Helms tells
of her visit to the Worlds Fair
in Brussels, where she spent
three days. 1t was encouraging
to read her comment that the
exhibit of the United States is
by far the most popular display
at the fair.
Reminders for your weekend
plea Sure: The GaitherSburg
Washington Grove Auxiliary to
the Montgomery County General
Hospital will hold its benefit card
party at Parklawn Mansion this
Friday evening, May 9, at s
o'clock. Refreshments and door
prizes go along with your ticket
Saturday morning is the time
for the auction sale of the Wash
ington Grove Women's Club. A
special feature is the children's
auction from 9 until 10 AM
Without any interference from
the older folks, the small fry may
bid for them. The regular auc'
ton begins at 10. Luncheon will
be available on the premises OF
the auditorium, where the sale
will take place.
The Lions Club is hoping to
make clean sweep of the towr
in its broom sale that has just
begun. Each member has six
brooms to sell, so you who have
Lion neighbors might be pre-
pared for a call. The sale, fol
the benefit of the clubs charity
program, will run until June 10
Grace Church notes: the Quar-
terly Conference is being held
tonight at 8 at the church. Miss
Sally Anderson entertained the
JOY Circle of the WSCS or
Monday evening. The Katherine
Eye Circle met yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Worden
Reed. Mrs. Richard Rainwater is
hostess this afternoon to mem
bers of the Sunshine Circle.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas is host