Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-19
POOlesville
Noyes Tells
P-TA About
Teenage Code
POOlesville
BY Cathe G. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

Judge Alfred d. Noyes, Barnes
vile, was speaker of the evening
at the February meeting of the
Poolesville P-TA. He talked about
the Teenagers Code that is be-
ing prepared and stressed the re-
cent finding that cars and good
grades do not go together. The
P-TA is hoping to have a panel of
people who are working in this
field to continue the discussion
at its next meeting to be held
March 3 at the school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Z. LETTERS,
near GAINESVILLE, are receiving
congratulations on the birth of
a daughter, Karen Denise, at the
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Tuesday. The LETTERS also have
a four-year-old daughter, Brenda.
Mrs, LETTERS is president of the
Comus Homemakers' Club.
The next card party sponsored
by st. Mary's Catholic Church
will be held at the rectory in
GAINESVILLE February % at 8 pm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence II. Bur-
well, Sellman, have returned from
a two.week visit with relatives
in Winston-Salem, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Prinn OF
Youngstown, Ohio, recently visit
ed the formers sisters, Mrs,
Claude Reddick at PooleSville and
Mrs. Frank Thomas, Washington.
About 100 persons attended the
! covered dish supper held by the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service of the Hyattstown Meth
odiSt Church at the Fire House
in Hyattstown Thursday night
Following the supper, while the
men did the dishes, the ladies' heic
their regular business meeting
The March 5 meeting will bt
hostessed by Mrs. Jesse Rippeor
and Mrs. Bernard Burdette at the
formers home.
The community is saddened by
the recent traffic accident il
which Thomas Russell Kinna
Comus, was fatally injured, ant
the driver and two other passen
gers hospitalized with serious in
juries.
Mrs. Virgie Manipin, Mrs. Roy
J Elliott and Mrs. George Savage
, near Beallsville, We're. hostesses
at surprise birthday dinner Sun
day in honor of Mrs. Manipin'.
: brother, Lewis Waters, of Kear
neysville, w. Va, who observed
/, his 18th birthday. Others helping
to celebrate were Mr.. Waters
wife and daughter, Barbara, an,
: the families of the hostesses in
GLIDING the children, Ray Elliot
and Cookie and Mike Savage.
The Denten season was ushere,
in at st. Peters Episcopal Church
, Poolesville, on Ash Wednesda,
with services held both morning
and evening. Services will b
held each Wednesday beginning
at 8 pm. until Easter.
The observance of the Worl
! Day of Prayer was held at 81
. Peters on Friday, with the Pooles
: vile Memorial Methodist Churci
and the Poolesville Presbyterian
Church participating.
: Mrs. T. Il. Dorset, near Pooles
vile, attended a birthday part,
in honor of Mrs. Rufus Beall il
. Southern Maryland Saturday.
. The Comus Homemakers' Gu
met with Mrs. William Warner
GAINESVILLE, Thursday night. Mrs
Sam Lindberg gave talk o
Choose to live with courtesy.
In observance of Lincoln's brit
; day, Mrs. Warren gave a readin
ON The day Lincoln was born
by Carl Sandberg. The hostes
carried out a Valentine day ms
tif in table decorations and r.
freshments. Members were a,
vised the date for the next NEE
ing has been changed to Marc
10 as they win join the Monocac