Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17
coithersburg
PAGES Note Fiftieth
Wedding Anniversary

HoitilerSDurg site. Miss Martha
Satterfield, the principal, had a
special word of thanks to
parents, in working out the va.
rious problems connected with
the new location.
Kenneth Painter, president of
the elementary P-TA, has an
nounced the first meeting for
Monday, September 81, in the
nigh school cafeteria. During
this year of construction, all ele-
mentary meetings will be held
at the high, school. Monday
nights meeting will feature
talks by Lester ]. WEIGH, Direc-
tor OF Sites and Planning for
the Montgomery County Board
OF Education, and Frank Duane,
the architect of the new school.
They will discuss the work now
underway and will answer ques-
ions parents may have. Mr..
Painter urges all parents to be
IN attendance and also to be.
come members of the associA-
ton by the payment Of dues at
81 per family. A refreshment
period will follow the business
meeting.
With the exception of Miss
Effie K. Ternent, who retired
in June, the elementary faculty
of last year has returned for
the current term. Replacing
Miss Ternent in the sixth grade
is Leroy Harper, graduate of
Madison College in Harrison
burg, Va. He received his MA.
degree at the University of Vir.
ginia and previously taught in
Rockingham and Warren Coun-
ties, Va.
Another new teacher is Mrs.
Charlotte w. Gagalski, a grad
uate Of Towson Teachers Col
lege, who has fourth grade
pupils here. She formerly
taught in Kent and Chester
In the third grade, Mrs. Grace
Rickelman is an addition to the
faculty. She received her BIS.
degree from Bethel College In
Indiana and did further work
at Indiana State Teachers Col.
lege and at Ball State Teachers
College in Indiana.
Also new to the school is
Mrs. Darby Moss in the second
grade. She is a graduate of the
Teachers College in West Ches-
ter, Pa. She previously taught
in Whittier, Calf, and also
worked for a time as an airline
hostess, a glamorous appeal to
her young students.
Miss Alice Soles is doing sup
Elementary instruction at the
school. She won her BIS. de.
gree at Alabama State Teachers
College and her MA. at North
western. Her advanced studies
were at the University Of Cali
fornia. Miss Soles had 10
years Of teaching experience in
Alabama schools.
In line with the county health
program TB skin tests will be
conducted in kindergarten and
first grades. September 20 has
been set as the date for Cal
thersburg Elementary and Oc-
tober 2 for Washington Grove
Glenn A. Young, president Of
the high school P-TA, reminds
parents of the intensive mem
bership campaign now under
way. Envelopes distributed to
children provide an easy way
for the return of the 81 mem
bership fee.
Miss Mary NOcOl was hostess
on Saturday evening at a family
dinner party in honor of her
nephew, James Metcalf of Be-
thesda and his fiance, Miss YOla
Copeland, of Silver Spring. Their
marriage will take place In
early October.
Miss Kay Waters was en-
rolled in Mount Aloysius Junior
College, Cresson, Pa, last Sum-
day.
Washington Groves annual
Mayors Biscuit Supper has
been announced for Sunday
from 5 till 8 pm. in the Won.
ans Club House. The meal,
featuring creamed turkey on
biscuits and various appetizing
accessories, will be available to
the public for the price of 81
for adults and so cents for chill
dren. The Mayor and mem
bers of the Town Council will
assist in serving. Everyone Is
invited.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Dorsey c. Plummer,
who passed away at his home
September 9. Services were
held Saturday at Epworth Meth.
odist Church, with interment in
Forest Oak Cemetery.
Maurice Spalding is receiving
congratulations on his appoint
ment as Director for Montgom-
cry County Of the National AS
ISOLATION of Postmasters.
The Ascension EpiscODaI