Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-10
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TEA Dance
To Be Held
On Saturday
BY Rita E. Elliott
Garden 1895

1llC 1WlilDlOOh SlliLCilo as
ISOLATION Installation Dance will
be held at the Knights of Column
bus Hall-scene of many TEA
dances, Forest Glen rd., Silver
Spring, Md. The date is this
Saturday, and the time is 8 pm.
Tickets may be purchased at
the door at $3.50 per couple.
The dance will feature the
music of Gene Donati, so well
remembered from the 10th An
niversary Dance held last July.
The refreshments will incluGe
the usual setups, pretzels and
potato chips.
This affair will give every
body chance to meet the new
officers of TEA, for they will
be introduced, then "sworn in"
and take over their respective
duties all in one evening.
Until recently the dances
have been held at the Civic Cen
ter, but due to an expected larg-
er crowd it was important to re-
serve a larger dance floor; there
is no other reason. for the
change of place and this group
has always been most orderly
and cooperative in handling any
social functions" according to
outgoing president, Jean Ever
hart.
Jean leaves behind her a very
successful year as TEA presi-
dent AS the second woman
president in 10 years she had
the complete support of her
Board. Competent as well as
versatile she found time to re-
main active in the Little The
atre, as director, secretary, and
she played the lead in their last
play. She is secretary for the
CGG, has a full-time job, and
has recently been appointed to
the Housing Commission for a
five-year term.
@She and her husband, Dick,
who is chairman of the Rock
vile Culture Arts Committee,
are members of the Crusader
Lutheran Church.
The newIy.elected Tea off.
GERS are; Lewis Gross, presi-
dent; Mel Boucher, first vice
president; Florence Norman,
second vice.president; Audrey
Butler, recording secretary;
Mary Berkey, corresponding Sec
rotary; William Hyman, treas
urer; and John FirOr, member
at.Iarge.
Sympathy is extended to the
Paul B. Woodall, jr., family, 308
Gruenther ave-, at the death of
his grandmother, Mrs. Eolia
Ann Ward. The S3-year-old lady
was well-known and liked by all
her neighbors.
Frank Driscoll, 2022 Gains
boro rd., is on the sick list. He
has been in Mt. Alto, Washing
ton, d. c., and will soon be
moved up to Baltimore. His
wife and two children remain
at this address.
The Glee Club of Broome Jun
Tor High School will sing
Christmas Carols" when they
entertain the members of the
Women's Club of Rockville this
afternoon, at their meeting at
Christ Episcopal Church. Spe-
cial guests at this holiday gath
ering will be the Young-In-
Heart-Club members. The Rock
vile women have prepared spe-
cial corsageS for their guests
and will also present them with
small gifts.
Lori and George Miller, 1924
Vandegrift ave-, entertained
about 20 of their friends last
Saturday night to celebrate
Georges birthday. He is con-
WINGED Life begins at 49,"
Several 13-year-olds celebrated
their birthdays last weekend.
Bernie Arndt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Theodore Arndt, II Au-
tire ct, invited several friends
over for movies, and later re-
freshments and dancing at
home.
Cliff Mecham, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Glazier, 12907 Arden
mes ave-, invited Billy Redkey,
Eric Mills, and brothers Deane
and Buzz Wright over for a
party last Saturday.
Friends of Lucy Redkey know
she can't resist filling out cou-
pons in her spare time" At
one of her Women's Club gath
erings she related her luck in
filling out a coupon from a
sausage package-a name for
the bull--and few weeks later
she was informed of being a
winner of $50 toy electric or.
gan. 1t was just what she need
ed as a perfect toy for her
young granddaughter.