Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-02-26
Sandy Spring
Plans Made
For Roads
Cleanup
Margaret #. AdelfiO
Walker 4-3S03

1 AyledHup lay LOT fOduSlucS II
a large Montgomery County are;
is set for April IL. Planning o
the Cleanup Campaign was ;
leading item on the agenda o
the Northeast Montgomery Com
munity Council at its meeting
last week.
The campaign will be carried
on in cooperation with the County
Izaak Walton League and tho
Boy Scouts.
Mrs. Edward c. Wilson is chair
man of the Councils Cleanup
Committee; Mrs. Kenelm Dallam
and Mrs. William Pfeiffer are or
the committee. Member organiza
tons of the Community Council
will each be responsible for clean
ing the roadsides in a certain area
on April II. Any other organiza
tons interested in working on the
cleanup campaign as a club prof
ect should contact Mrs. Wilson al
SIP 1929.
Future coming in this area is
another concern of the Northeast
Montgomery Council. At this
meeting the Council voted to up
hold the Ednor Citizens Associa
ton in their request for a Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission study OF
coming here. Specifically proposed
rezoning of a large area near Red
land to half acre lots was dis
cussed as it is causing worry 10
many area residents.
A group of ladies drove to Mid
dletoWn, Mr., last Thursday, gifts
in hand, to give a housewarmine
for Mrs. Mark b. Wilson at her
remodeled old house there. Those
driving up were Mrs. Francis
Miller, Mrs. r. B. Farquhar, Mrs
Robert G. johnson, Mrs. Samuel
F. Ashelman, jr., Mrs. Howard
Edwards, Mrs. H. f. carp, jr.,
Mrs. Carroll Trexler, Mrs. G. c.
Lyon and Mrs. Frank Hyde.
Mrs. Ray Roberts was hostess
at a luncheon at Olney Inn on
Tuesday preceding an afternoon
of bridge. Mrs. Francis Miller en-.
tertained her bridge club last Fri.
day.
"Sherwood's Going Places" and
March 13 is the date to see il.
That is the night of the High
School P-TA show which includes
a parade of fashions and a musi.
cal-variety program put on by the
students. The style show, with
fashions by Lansburgh's, will fea.
ture teachers, parents, and stu.
dents, as well as professional
models.
And where does this all take
place?-in Sherwood's brand new
gymnasium. What better chance
to see that very modern addition
TO our neighborhood! So remem
Der the "Sherwood's Going
Places" Show. for the benefit oil
the P-TA, on Friday, March 10 al
7:45, and save the date.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Brown stayed
overnight with their sonin-law
and daughter, the c. Thornton
Browns, jr.. last Monday. The
Senior Browns, of Westtown, Pa.
are on their way to Florida. Other
guests at the Brown household
have been the younger Mrs.
Browns sister and her two chill.
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Farquhar
visited their daughters family,
the Byron ForbuSheS, in Locust
Valley, L. l., over the long week.
end just past.
Girl Scout troop 744, an inter.
mediate troop with Mrs. George
Boswell as leader, recently held
its investiture service at st.
Peters Church. This brings the
total number of Girl Scout troops
in the immediate area to 16. BY
the way, be watching for the girl
in green or the Brownie when she
brings Girl Scout cookies to your
door in the annual sale. It's a
good way TO fill the cookie jar.
Waffles and sausage, all you
can eat, will be served on next Sat
urday evening, to 8, at the Fire
House, for the benefit Of the
Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire De-