Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-05-07
Guithersburg /.
Benefit Concert Set
By High School Band
By MOllie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

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The annual spring concert of
the senior high and junior high
bands will be given in the high
school gymnasium tomorrow
friday at 8 pm. The dance
band also will appear in several
numbers. An admission charge
of rs cents will be made for
adults and so cents for children.
Miss Frieda Price, the instruc-
tor, will be conducting.
Proceeds of the concert will
go to defray the expenses of the
band trip to Florida in June. The
students will leave Gaithersburg
on June 10 and appear on June
25 and &c in the band shell at
Daytona Beach. Between re.
hearsals and concerts, they will
manage some sightseeing at Sill
yer Springs, the Cypress Gar
dens, and st. Augustine.
Congratulations to Miss Mar.
ian Curling, who was recently
elected president of Alpha Beta
State of Delta Kappa Gamma in
its convention at Salisbury. Del.
ia Kappa Gamma is a profess
sional honorary sorority whose
members are selected on the
basis of proficiency in the field
of teaching. Others from Cath
ersburg who attended the state
convention were Mrs. Laura
Burruss, Mrs. Elizabeth Cissel,
Mrs. Ailene Powell, and Miss
Martha Satterfield.
The Gaithersburg Lions Club
will present a variety show on
the evenings of May IS and 16
in the high school gym. Entitled
School Daze," the show will
present some of the more staid
citizens of the town in roles that
are something less than digni-
fled. If you would like to see
prominent town officials and
community leaders appear as
coy schoolgirls or glamorous
dancing chorines, be sure to cir
Gle May Is and 16 on your cal.
endar.
Members of the local bethel of
Jobs Daughters, in cooperation
with Greta Stevens, will present
a spring fashion show at the
Masonic Hall on Wednesday eve
ming, May 10, at 3 o'clock. Mod
els will be bethel members, who
will display a series of current
teen-age styles. Door prizes and
refreshments go along with the
ticket of admission that costs
just one dollar.
Miss Daisy Magruder of Rock
vile was the honored guest at a
birthday dinner last Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Dorothy Fer
guson. Co-hosts with Mrs. Fer
guson were the other nieces and
the nephews of Miss Magruder.
There were % present at the
family party.
Gaithersburg Homemakers
will enjoy a luncheon prepared
as a demonstration of choosing
and organizing for festive meals,
when they meet at the Epworth
Methodist Church on May 10 at
IL am. Mrs. Lucy McBain will
lead the program and the men,
bers will eat the results of her
demonstration. The luncheon
committee includes Mrs. Clyde
Fletcher, Mrs. Charles Orme,
Mrs. William Schwab, Mrs. F.
M. Hacked and Mrs. Wilma Rat.
lift.
Mrs. Lucy Barnsley was re-
Gently hospitalized for four days,
but, in her usual Fountain Of
Youth" style, quickly rallied and
is or the go again. Last week
she was in Baltimore as the
house guest of Miss Lee La
Fleur and attended the reunion
of the Class of 1901 of the Mary
land State Teachers College. The
reunion took the form of a
luncheon meeting at Hutzler's.
The Troy Music Studio of
Gaithersburg will proudly pre-
sent its students in the third an
nual recital, to be held on Sun.
day, May 10, at 2 o'clock
IN the nail or st. Martins Cath.
Ollie Church. The public is cor
daily invited to enjoy the pro-
gram. There is no admission
fee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson,
with their children, Kathy and
Jimmy, spent last weekend in
Teaneck, N. j., where on Satur.
day they attended the wedding
of Mr.. Anderson's niece, Miss
Barbara Ann Anderson.
Correction Department: Last
week, we enormously listed
George Otte as the second vice
president of the Gaithersburg
Elementary P-TA. The office