Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-06

Commander John S. Gleason to
serve as a member of the nation
al committee on education and
scholarships. Mr.. Medairy's term
will run until the close of the
1858 fall meeting of the national
executive committee.
Mrs. Paige Medairy and Mrs.
Roscoe Pearce attended south
ern Maryland district legion aux
Hilary meeting in Rockville on
January &c where they received
two awards for the local auxili-
airy for meeting its membership
quota by October 19-one from
the Department of Maryland
membership chairman Mrs. Mar
garet Gibbs and the other from
I the Southern Maryland member
ship charm Mrs. Vivian
Grieashamer.
The Damascus HOmemakerS
will meet Thursday afternoon,
February 18th at one o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Herbert Hyatt
Sr for a luncheon meeting. Co.
hostesses are Mrs. Arthur Henley
and Mrs. Edna Brandenburg.
The Damascus WSCS meets
Thursday afternoon at 1870 at
the home of Mrs. Everett Jones
with Mrs. William Mullinix, Mrs.
Herman Mullinix, and Mrs. Mol
lie Gladhill as co-hostesses. Mrs.
George w. Boyer is worship
| leader.
Civil Defense was the topic at
the HomemakerS Club meeting
January Both. Earl Shaw showed
the film Survival Street" A dis
cussion period followed the NOV
lie. The Browningsville Home
makers Club attended the meet
ing as guests of the Damascus
group. Mrs. James Stephens was
chairman of the refreshment
committee assisted by Mrs. Will
lis Campbell and Mrs. Sterling
Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Watkins and
Mrs. Gertrude Johnson are va
cationing in Florida.
Mrs. e. C. Magdeburger and
Mrs. B. M. Woodfield attended a
fashion show and luncheon last
Thursday at the Columbia Coun-
try CluB put on by the Thrift
Shop of Bethesda.
The Rev. and Mrs. William Mil
Ter of the Browningsville Meth
odist church are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
their first child, a son at Mont.
gomery General Hospital on Sat.
urdav, February first.
The Mothers March on Polio
sponsored again this year in
Damascus by the Daughters OF
America was highly successful.
Mrs. Virginia Dietz, chairman re.
ports that a total of $624.21 was
collected. After the evenings
work, the solicitors returned to
the Daughters of America hall
where they enjoyed hamburgers
and doughnuts.
Incidentally, the Daughters
with the help Of Potomac Edison
put on a novel demonstration OF
cake baking and a bake sale. The
daughters mixed and made the
cakes at the hall and then sold
them clearing around S45.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Walter
moved last Saturday into the
Poole apartment.
Bobby Shaw. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Shaw is improving
a his home following injuries re-
ceived in an automobile accident.
Here is the honor roll for the
third marking term at Damascus
high school: 7-1-Barbara Evelv,
Terry McCreery, Louisa Roddis,
Anna Slacum. and Harriet Slime;
8-1-Guv Baker. Curtis Dav,
LYNN Barron. June Ann Burdette,
.Ioanne Duvall. and Judith
Haines; S-3-Teresa FRESHMAN
and Jane Alice Watkins: 81
Linda Burdette: 9-2-Cloria King
and Betty Leishear; Sharon
Moxlev SYLVIA Pore. Gave Rod.
dis and Elaine Tobin; 10-1-Peg-
gv Burdette. Darlene LYONS and
James Birkhead; 10-2-Susan
Petrie, Patricia Poole, Sandra
Poole. 10 Ann Warfield, Betty
Wilson and CAROLYN White; Ill
Clifford Burdatte. James Kemn
and Louise Beall: 11-2-Connie
Mills. Ellen Savior, Mary 10
Watkins. Charles Rhinehart
James Watkins and Thomas
White: 12-1-Dean Kesler, Mar,
paret Burdette. Ann Davidson
/ and Sandra King: 12-2-Charles
Mowrv and Jane o. Watkins.
Last Friday Damascus high
school teachers were given in.
struction in the use of new audio.
visual equipment now available
at the high school. Greater use