Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-26


L. M. Griffith, ir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Kirk, for.
mer residents of our neighbor-
hood, were back in town for a
brief visit last weekend, COM
ing down from their present
home in Summit, N. ].
Billy King and Billy Duvall
spent last weekend at Ran
Academy, where
they visited with Mr.. Kings
son, Tommy, who is a student
there.
The Washington Grove Meth.
Odist Church announces its
Christmas bazaar and bake sale
for Friday and Saturday, De.
cember 4 and s. Activity will
get underway at 8 on Friday
evening and resume at 10 on
Saturday morning. A wide
selection Of Christmas gifts and
novelties, handmade fancy
work and good home-cooked
ielicacies will be on sale. On
Saturday, luncheon will be
served from IL until 2.
The annual winter band con-
cert of the Gaithersburg High
School will be presented in the
gymnasium on Friday, Deem
Der 4, at 8 pm. Participating
in the program will be the SEN
Tor band, the intermediate band,
the junior band and the dance
band. Featured on the list of
will be a trombone
solo, a saxophone duet, a
clarinet solo and a trumpet
solo. A DiXieland band will pre-
sent several numbers, and a
speciality of the dance band will
be "The Old Piano Roll Blues"
featuring William Earl at the
piano. The concert will be
directed by students from the
various bands. Prices of admis-
sion are rs cents for adults and
so cents for students.
Mrs. Ruby Burdette Is con.
valescing at home after recent
at Suburban Hospital.
The Gaithersburg- washing.
ton Grove Neighborhood Gar.
den Club was in a Christmas
mood at its meeting last
Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
B. z. Kile. The program was
in the form of an exchange
among the members of decorat.
ing ideas for the Yuletide sea-
son. Co-hostesses with Mrs.
Kile were Mrs. Frank Sickle
and Mrs. Norman Jacobs.
Mrs. Norman Healy was the
guest of honor at a tea and
stork shower on Tuesday after
noon when a group of her
friends gathered to fete her at
the home of Mrs. Carroll Ware.
The wedding of Miss Helen
Gloria Jones and Mr.. Charles
D. Terry, both recently from
Anderson, w. Va, took place on
Thursday evening, with the
Rev. B. Frank Foster of the
First Baptist Church official.
ing. The young couple will
make their home in Gathers
burg.
Members Of the local chap
ter of the National Association
Of Retired Civil Employees at
their meeting last Thursday
were informed of a plan where
BY they may secure discounts
up to 25 per cent on their pre-
scriptions. An organization has
been formed, which, for a mem.
bership fee Of 81 annually, will
provide generous discounts on
all medicines other than mar.
cotics. Under the direction of
Mrs. Laurette H. Bouchard, the
members also complete d
questionnaires for the
American Cancer Society. The
Information secured will be
used in cancer research con.
corning incidence, types and de-
lection methods.
Mrs. Ralph Hayward was par.
ticuIarly pleased with the an.
of the cattle show
winners at Timonium last week.
Her granddaughter, Miss Bar.
bara C. Fitzhugh, Of Culpepper,
Va, took first prize in the junior
heifer division.
Willard Stanley of Reidsvil!e,
N. c., has been visiting here
for the past two weeks at the
home of his sister, Mrs. Everett
Hawkins.