Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-14
By Mollie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

OH AtNoJ oiu SATURDAY eve
nings of this week when they
present School Daze," their
spring variety show in the high
school gymnasium. Show time
is 8 pm. More than 40 men
will appear in roles of school
girls, Kewpie dolls, vocalists
and dancers = roles rather for.
eign to their real-life identities
as business and professional
men of the community.
For an evening of laughs at
amateur theatricals, be sure to
be on hand. Proceeds of the
show will 60 to the charitable
enterprises of the Lions Club.
In the expanding business
world of our town, we are
happy to greet the Jay Dee
Photo Studio that opened on
Saturday at z Summit ave. John
D. Watkins of Silver Spring is
the owner of the studio, and his
services will be available for
weddings, individual portrait
work and commercial pictures.
For the present, the business
hours are Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evenings from 6 to
9 o'clock and Saturdays from 9
am. till 6 pm. Drop in to well
come Mr.. Watkins to Gathers.
burg.
Mrs. Emma McCarville of
Tampa, Fla, is visiting here at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, DR.. and Mrs. L. /.
Leal.
Mrs. Jack Boland spent last
weekend in Richmond as the
guest of a schooldays friend,
Mrs. Eunlce Wade.
Mrs. Glenn Gillian enter
tanned at a buffet supper on
Saturday evening, when she
entertained a group Of friends
In honor of Mr.. Gilliam's birth.
day.
The JOY Circle of the Grace
WSCS is presenting a film on
cancer this evening at 8 o'clock
in Owen Hall at the church. A
physician will be on hand to
answer questions concerning
the detection and treatment of
cancer. Women of the neigh.
borhood are welcome to attend.
Officers of both the elemen.
tary and the junior-senior high
school Parent-Teacher Associa.
tons will be officially installed
on Monday evening at a joint
meeting of the two groups in
the high school gym. Since this
Is the last meeting of the cur
rent school year, all parents are
urged to attend.
The church bowling league
officially closed its season on
Tuesday evening at its annual
banquet, held this year in the
hall of st. Martins Church. Bob
Grimes, president of the league,
was in charge as honors were
announced for teams and indi-
Vdual bowlers. The league was
led by Poolesville Methodist,
with Grace Methodist and Oar
nestown Presbyterian finishing
second and third, respectively.
Nellie Brake and Laura Clagett
were the top women bowlers,
while Wilson Clagett and Rob-
ert Graham led the men In
scoring.
Mrs. Charles Koran was elect
ed and installed as the new
president of the Ascension
Episcopal Guild last Wednesday
evening at a meeting held at the
home of Mrs. Robert Ransom.
Mrs. John Marsh was the CO
hostess. Other officers include
Mrs. Ransom, vice president;
Mrs. William Thompson, secre-
tary; and Miss Margaret Zim-
norman, treasurer.
The Guild also made plans
for the benefit recital to be
given on June 10 by Helen Nc.
Graw. Details will be an
nounced later.
Gaithersburg extends a warm
welcome to DR.. AKRON Maser,
the latest addition to our grow
ing number of medical men. DR..
Maser, who makes his home in
Chevy Chase with his wife and
child, Is specialist in obstetrics
and gynecology. While his main
office is in Bethesda, he also
maintains a Silver Spring
office. He will practice In Cal
thersburg in the Medical Center
at 108 North Frederick Avenue,
where he will be available by
appointment only.
DR.. Maser did his undergrad
uate work at the University of
Maryland and was graduated
from the Medical School of the
University of Vermont. He did
further work in obstetrics and
gynecology at Sinai Hospital
and at Johns Hopkins Hospital
in Baltimore.
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Broschart
were in New York over a long,
four-day weekend Of sightseeing
and shows and festivities. They
were among the large number
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