Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-23
Gdifhersburg
Community
Teacher
Is Lauded
By MOlIie w. Christie
WAYerlv 6.3525


deserved tribute paid to her by
the members of the Board of
Education in their meeting last
week. Miss Ternent, who has
taught In county schools for so
years - most of those years in
Gaithersburg was cited for
cher significant contribution to
the schools through her dynam-
ic' Interpretation of educational
principles and her sympathetic
understanding of children"
DIR. Thomas G. Pullen, jr.,
State superintendent of schools,
came over from Baltimore for
the express purpose of joining
in the tribute. Dr. c. Taylor
Whittier, county superintendent,
in laudatory remarks, thanked
Miss Ternent for her long serv.
ice to the county. Upon her re.
tirement in June, she plans to
liye in Waterbury, Conn.
members of the Gaithersburg-
Washington Grove Auxiliary to
the Montgomery County Gener-
al Hospital announce a benefit
card party to be held on Satur-
day evening, May /, at 8 pm. at
Parklawn. Refreshments, table
prizes and individual prizes are
Included in the SIPS contribu.
ton fee.
Roy Mutt paid a flying visit
to his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Mutt, last Sunday afternoon
before going on to his home in
Norwalk, Conn. Mr.. Mutt, prof.
ect engineer with American Ma.
chine and Foundry Company,
was on a special assignment at
Aberdeen.
Pupils planning to enroll In
September in either the kinder
garten or the first grade of the
Washington Grove Elementary
School, will register at the
school on Friday, May l, be.
tween the hours of 8 and 1. Par
ents are reminded to bring birth
certificates of the children.
Mrs. Douglas Diamond has re-
turned from a two-week trip dur
ing which she divided her time
between Remsenburg, L. l., and
Clinton, Conn.
Representing the Woman's
Club Of Gaithersburg at the
State Federation meeting at the
Emerson Hotel In Baltimore or
Monday were Mrs. Warren Tyd
ings, Mrs. John McNaughton
Mrs. A. Gwim Kirkman, Mrs
John Wilson, Mrs. Leonard
Hoyls and Mrs. James Barn
hard.
Congratulations 10 Jim Hane
upon the report received last
week that he had successfully
passed the Maryland bar exam
nation.
Tomorrow friday Grace
Church will be the scene of the
Neighborhood Garden Clubs
flower show. Open between the
hours of 7 and 9 pm, the show
will be highlighted by a talk al
3 o'clock by Wilbur H. Young
man.
The Deer Park Citizens Asso
citation will meet tonight at s
o'clock In social hall of st. Mar
tins Church. Scheduled for dis
cussion Is the proposed town
bond issue. New residents oil
Deer Park are especially urged
TO come out and m eet their
neighbors.
Attention Is called TO the card
OF thanks on the classified page
In which Mr.. ]. w. Beers ex
presses thanks to his many
friends who made his Goth birth
day such a memorable one. Fol-
those who weathered the un
timely snow, for those who
brought gifts, and for those who
showered him with cards Of
greeting, he has a fervent thank
you.
Mrs. Harry Pollock is a pa
tent at Suburban Hospitab hav
ing undergone surgery there
last Wednesday. Her GONZALES
cence will be made more pleas
ant il there are cards to lool'
forward to in the daily mail.
Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mrs. Louis
Bell, Mrs. William Griffith, and
Mrs. Lawrence Darby were In
Baltimore last Friday for day
on the town, enjoying luncheon
at Hutzler's and attending 8
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Schultz
spent last weekend in Boston
where they attended the fiftietf
wedding anniversary celebration
OF Mr.. Schultz's aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Lee Gartner
were in Philadelphia last week
end for a district meeting Of
Dodge dealers.
Mrs. Lewis Reed, Mrs. w. r
Sherman and Mrs. B. N. Head
ley were the Friday evening din
ner guests of Mrs. z. o. Gard
ner of Rockville.
Revival services at the First
Baptist Church win be held or
April % and 30 and on May