Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
CIorksburg
Trailer Court
Plans Told to
Association
Doody Burkett

Association met at the school
last week and had as guests
Edward Costello and c. Edward
Nicholson. Mr.. Nicholson, a
well-known county lawyer, rep
resented Mr.. Costello who pro.
poses to build a 100000 trailer
court on Shiloh Church Road
near Clarksburg.
The court" would have to be
built under a special exception
permit to comply with present
coming regulations. An applica.
ton for a special exception
permit has been filed with the
County Board of Appeals. The
public hearing for the applica-
ton will be held Friday at
2:30 PM, in the County Hear
ing Room on the seventh floor
of the County Office Building,
Rockville.
All residents interested In the
pros and cons are urged to
attend.
The annual Halloween party
was held at the Church Hall on
Saturday. Children, cookies, and
cider were mixed In the proper
proportions and the result was
a happy one. Prizes were
awarded to Gloria King, Cindy
Lowry, and Ruth Davis for
"prettiest"; Dorothy Dodson,
Suzy Taylor, and Lee Hafer for
most horrible; and Cindy VIII.
hide, Mary Clement, and Mary
Beck for most original" A little
effort on the part of parents In
the community kept children off
the streets and out of mischief,
and everyone had fun.
The County Council of P.TA's
met at Montgomery Blair High
School In Silver Spring on Oc-
tober ~. Those attending from
Clarksburg P.TA were Mrs.
Charles Sadtler, president; Mrs.
Winston Blalock, Health Chair.
man; Mrs. o. r. Harvey and
Mrs. B. w. Burkett, Library
Chairmen.
w. o. Allen, local representa-
tive Of the Boy Scouts Of Amer
lea, met with interested parties
at the home Of DIR. and Mrs.
Clifford Beck last Friday, Oc-
tOber 80. The Boy Scouts and
the Cub Scout Pack Of ClarIxs-
burg were re-chartered. Scott
Dodson Is scoutInaster, and John
Davis Is chairman of the com.
mittee. The Cub Scoutmaster IL
Mr.. Robert Barton, and their
chairman Is the Rev. Arthur
Mott.
The first Cub den Is all signed
up and ready to operate, the
second one Is about to sign and
third one Is on the heels OF the
second. II you can be Of any
assistance TO the ladies' and
gentlemen who guide the busy
minds and hands OF your boys,
please call any Of the above to
offer your help. Mr.. Jack
Beecher IL Institutional Repre-
sentative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Beecher and
children, Marc and Jill, Jour-
neyed to Norfolk, Virginia, this
past weekend for family visit.
Mrs. Beechers mother returned
with them. We wish her a
pleasant visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Burkett
attended two family birthday
dinners over the weekend. One
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. II. Sherwood, and the other
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Keefer, both In Silver
Spring. Burge, jr., spent the
weekend with the Sherwo0ds.
Mr.. Walter Spear Studdiford
and Mr.. Marshall Cathan of
Washington d. c., were dinner
guests in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Studdiford on Sun.
day, November 1.
Guest speaker at the Clarks-
burg Baptist Church this past
Sunday was Rev. David Larson
Of Montrose Baptist Church near
Silver Spring.
Children of the Clarksburg
school had their eyes tested on
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week. II you receive any notices
from the school on this matter,
please attend to the instructions
at once.
A letter was recently received
from Mrs. Austin Hammond.
She used to be one OF our neigh
bors, but she and her son, Bill,
now make their home in Avon
Park, Florida. She and Bill are
very well and plan TO move into
their new home before too long.