Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-30
Germantown
Successful
Bible School
Enrolled IS
By Deborah H. LEM
WAverly 6-0692

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Is the Vacation Bible School of
the Germ town Baptist
Church, with IS persons en-
rolled. The staff is as follows:
principal, Mrs. Dorothy Wright;
secretary, Mrs. Mildred SUIT.
phin; pianist, Miss Irene SUIT
phin; nursery, Mrs. Mary Saw
age and Mrs. Thelma Davis; be.
ginners, Mrs. Lenora Umberger
and Mrs. Lois Sutphin; primary,
Mrs. Marie Price, and Miss Will
ma McVey; junior girls, Mrs.
John WhitWorth; junior boys,
Mrs. Betty ]. Sadtler and Mrs.
Irene Appleby; intermediates,
Mrs. Calista Umberger.
During last weeks sessions
the church was privileged to
have the aid of two very cap
able young ladies from the de-
nominations Home Mission
Board: Miss Zelda Bate, a ma
tive of Bristol, Tenn, and Miss
Diana Leroy of Greensburg,
Ind. Both are dedicating Aeir
lives to full-time Christian serv-
ice. Bible School Commence.
ment will be held Sunday eve
ming, August 2, at the church.
MIR. and Mrs. William C.
SchOonOver of StrOudsburg, Pa,
former residents of German.
town, recently visited Mrs. Daisy
r. Murphy, with their two chill.
dren, Jimmy and Michael. They
we're on their way home from a
visit to Mrs. SchOOnover's moth.
er In Crewe, Va.
Mr., and Mrs. William D. Nor
ton, jr., and three children have
been on vacation this week, and
have been spending it on a
camping trip.
Mrs. Adela Martens, mother
of DR.. Vernon E. Martens, is
visiting at the Martens home
this week. She came from st.
Louis, Mo-, where she had Wis
tied her mother and sister, after
spending the winer in Florida.
Also visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Martens is the family of DR..
Martens brother, DR.. and Mrs.
Irving J. Martens, of Kalama-
zoo, Mich, and their five chill
dren, Sharon, Michael, Pamela,
Ronald, and Teresa Ann.
The annual Sunday School
picnic of the Trinity Methodist
Church will be held this Satur-
day, August l, at Kramer's
Pool. All friends are welcome.
A Service of Holy Commun-
ion was held last Sunday morn
ing at the Jamestown Presby-
terrain Church. At this service
two new members were added
to the roll, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Bendigo.
The Mariners Club of the
Jamestown Church met last
Friday evening, July "a, at
KelIey's barn, and enjoyed a
combination lookout and COW
ered-dish supper. Ten couples
were present. After the supper,
the entertainment consisted of
q game of darts.
Mrs. Emma Nau, a guest at
the Marylander Rest Home, OBJ
served her Gath birthday last
Monday, July u. The occasion
was celebrated with a party
cake and candles, and a visit
from her church circle in Sill
yer Spring. All birthdays at
the Marylander are celebrated
with song, cards, ice cream and
cake, and gifts.
Vernon E. Martens, jr., June
graduate of Gaithersburg High
School, is spending the summer
working with his father, DR..
Vernon E. Martens, in bac-
teriology at Washington Hos
pital Center. Vernon will en-
ter Georgetown University this
fall, taking a prem e di a !
course.
The teachers of the George
town Elementary School are
spending the summer vacation
with a mixture of work and
play. A number of teachers
have been taking summer school
courses at the University OF
Maryland. These include Mrs.
Wesley D. Hargett, Mrs. Emma
Sangrey, Mrs. Kathryn Crone,
and Mrs. Helen Schrecker. Mrs.
Sangrey was awarded schol-
arship for the summer course.
After the close of the summer
school sessions, Mrs. Sangrey
hopes to spend at least a brief
vacation camping trip with her
family in Cowan's Gap State
Park in Pennsylvania. Mrs.
Crone, who, incidentally will be
the new principal of the Ger
mantown School, succeeding Al
bert E. Wharton, recently re-
tired, will be awarded a degree
of Master of Arts at the close OF
the sessions this week.
Miss Shirley Duvall is teach
Ing Elementary Summer School
In Derwood for six weeks.
Miss Gertrude Stanley, after
the close of school, attended for