Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
Germantown
Germantown
Circle Group
Entertained
At Snyders
By Deborah III. Lenz
GaitherSburg 692-M

here. Many thanks anyway to
those of you who gave me the
news. Better luck next time!
All the county schools are on
vacation this week, and will re-
sumo classes as usual on Mon
day, April 6.
The Evening Circle of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
met on March II, a week earlier
than usual because of the SEIZED.
uled Holy Week services. Mrs.
Walter c. Snyder entertained
the group at her home. Thirteen
members and four guests were
present.
Mrs. Mehrle U. King enter.
tanned the Afternoon Circle of
the Neelsville Church on Thurs.
day, March 10. AS a project to
earn money for the Association
treasury, Mrs. King served
lunch at noon to al people, in
GLIDING some employees of the
Acc. Following the luncheon
the Circle meeting was held.
Nineteen members and four
guests were present.
Mrs. Roger Humphrey recent.
1y spent nine days in Philadel-
phia visiting her sister-in-law,
Miss Alice C. Huplet. Miss Hup-
let has since then given up her
apartment and become a guest
at the Presbyterian Home in
Philadelphia. Mr.. Humphrey,
who kept house at home during
his wife's absence, was delight
cd to have her resume her
duties.
Sunday, March Is, Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Humphrey enter.
tanned a family group to cele-
brate the birthday anniversaries
of their son, William Frank, and
their son-in-law, Gerald Kings
bury. Other guests included Mrs.
William Frank Humphrey and
small daughter, Pamela, Mrs.
Gerald Kingsbury and Gerald,
jr., and Miss Marie Humphrey.
On last Thursday afternoon at
the Germantown Elementary
School was held the traditional
Easter egg hunt. The room
mothers hid eggs outdoors, and
at a given signal the pupils
scrambled to find them. Three
gold eggs were included among
the others, and the pupils find
ing these were awarded prizes.
Later the room mothers served
refreshments. The kindergarten
class held its own private hunt
IN the morning, since the pupils
are always dismissed at noon. 4.
The Germantown Baptist
Church has called an interim
minister, the Rev. Jerry Collins
of Alexandria, Va. He is an evan.
gelist, active in youth work at
the United Presbyterian Church
OF the Atonement, Silver Spring.
He has consented to serve the
Germantown Church until a
full-time pastor can be secured.
Several members of the Ger
mantown and Clarksburg Bap-
fist churches are spending this
week in Greenville, S. c., at
tending the Bob Jones Univer-
Sity Annual Bible Conference.
Mr.. Charles Sadtler of Clarks-
burg, is the driver Of the car,
and Germantown residents in.
clude Mrs. Irene Appleby and
Misses Genevieve Davis. The trip
affords Mrs. Appleby chance
to visit her son, Bobby, who is
a student at the Academy of Bob
Jones University.
Robert D. Smith has returned
to his studies at Maryville Col
lege, Maryville, Tenn. During
his spring vacation, he spent
several days in New York City
and Ridgefield Park, N. J. Bob,
who will graduate from Mary
vile in May, has been accepted
as a student at Western Theo.
logical Seminary, Pittsburg, for
next year.
Jon Westfall, senior at Brown
University, Providence, r. l., Is
spending his spring vacation at
home this week.
Hazel Whitaker is at home for
a weeks Easter visit from her
studies at George Washington
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dusan Dvorak
spent Easter day at the home of
Mrs. Dvorak's parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Benton B. Westfall.
The Mariners Club of the
Darnestown Presbyterian
Church met March Goth at the
school, where a square dance
was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Kelly, jr., in charge of the pro-
gram, were callers for the dane
ing.
The Afternoon Circle of the
Darnestown Church was held
at the church on Thursday aft.
ernoon, March 26. Mrs. Guy
Hough was hostess.
A chimney fire at the Catron