Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-10

mission will be rs cents for
adults and 40 cents for children.
The Friday matinee will be only
25 cents.
A musical program was fea.
tured at the P-TA meeting at
the Poolesville School Tuesday
night. Put on by the music
teacher, Miss Adams, 1t also in.
cluded choral group singing
Christmas carols.
The business meeting was
opened by, the president, Mr..
Richard E. Walden. The vice
principal, Mr.. Ward, gave a
summarized progress report Of
the work involved in the schools
effort to gain admission to the
Middle States Association of
Colleges and Secondary Schools.
The evaluation will take place
in March.
The group adopted two plans
for earning money as presented
by the finance chairman, Mr..
Clyde Hensley. Members plan
to hold phantom dinners, also
card parties where invited
guests pay for admission.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger w. Will
liams, jr., and children, Roger,
Clifton and jamie, Poolesville,
joined Is members of the fam.
lily at the home of Mr.. Williams
father, DR.. Roger Williams,
Lynchburg, Va, for a long
weekend visit.
Mrs. Donald E. LETTERS, near
GAINESVILLE, was hostess to rep
resentatives of four neighbor.
hood Homemakers' Clubs
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Catherine M. Rhoads, Home
Demonstration Agent, met with
the group to schedule 1860 dates
for joint meetings with the
agent. Officers present were:
Mrs. Frederick A. Gutheim,
president of Sugar Loaf Home
makers Club; Mrs. Mary Clag-
EFT, president of Clarksburg;
Mrs. George A. Savage, presi.
dent, and Mrs. Lathrop E. Smith,
secretary, of Monacacy; Mrs.
Mark P. letters, president of
Comus Club. Refreshments were
served to the guests.
Mrs. Harry White, a former
resident of this locality, re-
Gently broke her hip and is a
patient at st. Joseph's Hospital,
Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Thompson, near Comus, enter
tanned for the family at a
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mrs. Gertie Cough is reported
Ill at her home in GAINESVILLE.
We hope she will soon be feel
ing better.
The Fellowship Circle of st.
Peters Episcopal Church,
Poolesville, met at the home Of
Mrs. r. Edwin Brown, near
Beallsville. An election of Off
GERS for the coming year re.
suited in the following: presi-
dent, Mrs. Charles M. Butler;
vice president, Mrs. C. c. Van
Enron; recording secretary, Mrs.
Clyde Hensley, treasurer, Mrs.
William Seymour; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. Carter S.
ellis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beverly M.
Thomas and sons, Charles, Don
and Dickie, GAINESVILLE, visited
Mrs. Thomas mother and fam.
lily on the Eastern Shore over
Thanksgiving. Following the
holidays, Mrs. A. M. Cameron of
Roanoke Rapids, N. c., paid a
visit to her sister, Mrs. Thomas,
and family.
A responsive attendance was
evident at the joint community
Thanksgiving services held at
st. Peters Episcopal Church,
Poolesville, Wednesday night.
Parishioneers from the Pooles-
vile Memorial Methodist Church
and the Presbyterian Church
helped fill their neighboring
church. All three ministers par.
ticipated in the services, Rev.
James Morgan from the Meth.
odist Church and Rev. Carter S.
ellis, st. Peters, with the Rev.
Fred s. McCorkle, Presbyterian
Church, preaching the sermon.
The musical program presented
by 81 children of the combined
Junior Choirs was well received.
Following services fellowship