Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-29
Goifhersburg
Club Shows
Members in
Movie Film
By MOllie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

at LIE OlIdOy GlONG AOu1I1N
Club on Saturday evening. A
special bit of entertainment was
provided for the club members
when they were shown movies
in which they were the un.
suspecting stars. During the
summer, Sam Fig had a pro
fessional photographer secretly
taking films around the pool and
on the grounds of the club. The
candid movies were "premiered''
Saturday night amid gasps,
giggles and outlaws.
Mrs. Raymond Hunt was the
guest of honor at a surprise
bridal shower on Sunday after.
noon at Sycamore Hollow, the
lovely old home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Burton. Co-hostess with
Mrs. Burton was Mrs. John
Gloyd. About forty friends were
invited in to fete the former
Miss Janet Gloyd, whose mar
rage took place earlier this
month.
George w. Young, jr., was
elected president of the Deer
Park Citizens Association at its
quarterly meeting held last
Thursday evening at the fire
house. The special election was
occasioned by the resignation of
DR.. Robert Stearman.
Mrs. Robert Montross and her
little daugher, Lisa, of San
Diego, Calf, were the guests of
Mrs. Montross's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Jodat, for a few days last
week.
Sunday, November I, will
mark the tenth anniversary of
city delivery for Gaithersburg
mail. This seems an appropri-
ate time to thank the carriers
and the other members of the
post office staff and to COM
mend them on their excellent
service. Incidentally, the No
vember 1 date is also the birth
day of Maurice Spalding, the
postmaster, so he has dual
cause for celebration.
Don't forget the big Halo.
we'en street party on Saturday
evening at 1880. Come to the
Diamond ave. area between Rus
sell and Summit and join the
costume. parade. The. Lions
have some interesting prizes to
award in all age groups and free
nOisemakers for all.
Trick-or-Treat calls are also
scheduled for Saturday might,
with the local Jaycees lending a
helping hand on the streets.
Mrs. James w. Jacobs, chair
man of the room mothers of the
Washington Grove Elementary
School, was hostess at a tea at
the school on Friday afternoon.
Her guests included the % room
mothers; eleven teachers; Mrs.
Kenneth Powell, the principal;
and Mrs. Lowell Olsen, presi-
dent of the Parent Teacher AS
ISOLATION. The get-acquainted
session was devoted to discus
sion of plans and activities for
the new school year.
The Gaithersburg- Washington
Grove Auxiliary to the Woman's
Board of the Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital held its reg
ular meeting last Thursday eve
ming, October %, at the home OF
Mrs. Frances Williams. 1t was
reported that approximately SIS
was realized as profit from the
recent card party held at Park
lawn Mansion. The members OF
the Auxiliary wish to thank
their friends for the support OF
this Embarrassing party. Follow
ing the business meeting, the
ladies rolled 600 bandages for
the hospital.
Mrs. Robert Ward was elected
president of the Washington
Grove Homemakers at their last
regular meeting held last week
at Mrs. Wards home. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Bessie
Magruder and Mrs. Byron ALI
mutt. A vote of thanks was ex-
tended to Mrs. William K.
Teepe, retiring president, for her
splendid work during the last
two years.
Robert Hurley was host last
Wednesday evening to forty
members of the Jersey Calf
Club. Blair Stiles reported on
the American Jersey Show,
which he and Dora Jane Fraley
attended, and Barbara Whip
gave a report on dairy judging
in Iowa. Plans for the annual
d.H Achievement banquet to be
held on December 5 at the Agri'
cultural Center were presented
by Connie Mills. Bucky Thrift
well be host at his Clarksburg
home for the November IS meet
ing of the club.
NJ. b. Grubb of Penn Yam,
New York, is spending the win.
ter here at the home OF his
brOther-in-law and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray X. Wachter. Also
guests of the Wachters last