Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-03
cIorksburg
Original Play
Is Staged in
Beck's Barn
BY Kelly Taylor
WAverly 6-0035

barn on Shiloh OnuICn H.
Arithmetic Made Easy" was
the title of the play presented
Monday evening, August Is. 1t
was written and directed by
Mrs. MAIDS Clark, assisted by
Mrs. Vernon Taylor and Mary
Beck.
The cast included in the order
of their appearances, Mrs. HAT
fekuffern by Sandra Taylor;
Clarence by Keith Beck; Alex
ander by Matthew Clark; Aunt
Rosalie by Miranda Clark; and
Mrs. Lunkins by Terry Taylor.
The evenings program was
opened by songs by Marc Beech
er; Susy Taylor; Barbara Beck
and Jill Beecher.
The proceeds from this play
as well as the one last year
has been placed in a special
fund, the children hope to turn
it over to someone or group to
help build a much needed COM
munity building in Clarksburg.
How about it all you adults?
The children have started the
ball rolling, but they need help
and lots of it. Hope this gives
somebody the urge to do some
thing.
A welcome to Clarksburg is
extended to Rev. and Mrs. How
ard Allwine, and sons Richard
and David. Rev. Allwine Is the
new pastor at Clarksburg Me-
thodist Church. Rev. Ben Hart
ley the former pastor, was re-
Gently transferred to the First
Methodist church In Lonacon-
ing, Md.
The newly formed MYF at
Clarksburg is growing strong,
and is busy making plans to
enter a float in the Gathers
burg Labor Day parade.
A reminder about the Demo
cratic Country Fair and Auc-
ton to be held Saturday, Octo-
Der 10, from 10 am. till sun
down, at the Mann farm on
Montivida I'd. in Seneca. Mrs.
Cyrus Finley or Mrs. Vernon
Taylor will be glad to pick up
any contribution you wish to
make. The committee will well
come anything that will sell, but
has asked that broken items or
clothing be sent.
Mrs. Addie Watkins has re-
turned home from Washington
Hospital Center where she
underwent surgery recently.
Her condition is reported much
improved.
Mrs. Douglas Studdiford was
hostess at a miscellaneous we'd
ding shower Friday evening in
honor of Donna Jean Jarvis.
Miss Jarvis is to be married
Sept. IL, to Mr.. Richard Rey-
noIdS Raer at the Germantown
Baptist Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence ].
Heller Jr. announce the birth of
daughter, Carolyn Anita,
born July "a, at the Frederick
Memorial hospital. Mrs. Heller
is the former Anita King,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rus
sell King.
Mrs. Orman Rippeon and
mother, Mrs. Raymond Dead
rick of GAINESVILLE, and sons
Dennis and David. have returned
from train trip to Waynes-
boro, Va, where they visited
family and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Burkett
and son Burke attended the
Charles Myers reunion at Thur
mont last week.
Summer visitors at the home
Of the o. r. Hanvey's were
Mrs. Hanvey's sister and family
1t. Commander and Mrs. B. B.
Crawford were here for an eight
day visit from Naples, Italy, be-
fore reporting for Naval duty
at New Orleans.
Pamela Harvey with her
father, are spending three days
in Williamsburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Burkett
were summer visitors at the
beaches in Ocean City.
The regular September meet
ing of the WSCS will be held
Tuesday evening, at 8 pm, at
the home of Mrs. Clarence Day.
Mrs. Dorothy Fentress and
daughter Ann, daughter and
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Day, are visiting here
from Jacksonville, Fla. The
Days entertained at a family
supper last weekend with 80
members of the family present.
Mrs. Mary Campbell of Nor
folk, Va, was a weekend visitor
at the Thomas Harbaugh's.
Mrs. Campbell is Mr.. Har-
baugh's sister.
Word from the David Brand.
enburg's, they have returned
from a months, vacation in
Spain, and are now back In their
Paris, France, apartment.
Col. Charles Stewart, Air
Force, has received orders for
duty in Albuquerque, New Mexi-
co, and the family is now on
their way there. We will all