Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-06-11
BY MOllie w. Christie
iWAYerlY 6-3525

Miss Barbara Reck was in
stalled Saturday as the new
honored queen of Bethel No. q,
international Order of Jobs
Daughter. The new corps of
officers also includes: Christy
Foster, senior princess; Joan
Watkins, junior princess; Anita
Watkins, guide; Margaret Stup,
marshal; Barbara Blalock, SEN
Tor custodian; Paulette Fuller
ton, junior custodian; Debbie
Smith, inner guard; Susie Fair
brother, outer guard; Dot
Wood, recorder; Carol Harvill,
treasurer; Marilyn Frey, chap
lain; Judy Johnson, musician;
Linda Williams, librarian; and
Lynn Newcomer, Nancy Brad.
ley, Barbara McElfish and
Brenda Solo, messengers.
Mrs. c. S. Wilmarth of
Amityville, Long Island, is
visiting here at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Hammann.
DR.. and Mrs. Herman M. Will,
son entertained 16 guests at
luncheon on Saturday as they
honored their son, Richard, who
was graduated that morning
from the University of Mary
land.
This is a triple-phase COM
mencement season for the Will
sons, with three of their sons
in cap,and-gown ceremonies this
June. Ronald will receive his
masters degree in hospital adj
ministration from Northwest
ern University on June IS. On
that same evening, Randy will
be graduated from Gathers
burg High School.
From the Post Office Depart
ment comes an appeal to the
public for help in the war
against the rising tide Of
obscene literature that Is infest.
ing our mail. 1t Is estimated
that up to a million young
people will receive unsolicited
Topographic material this
year; further, the public will
add to the problem by purchas-
ing half billion dollars worth
of the filth.
If you believe 1t can't happen
here, let us say that it already
has occurred in Gaithersburg,
and potential sales ring in in.
decent material has be e n
broken. Parents and others are
asked to report the receipt of
such mail directly to the local
post office, and Federal authori-
ties will take it from there.
Winners have been an
nounced in the 10th annual
flower show of the Woman's
Club Of Washington Grove.
Awards and ribbons were
awarded to the following: Mrs.
John McNaughton, best in
show; Miss Zoe Wadsworth,
sweepstakes in floral arrange
ments; Mrs. Eugene H. Waters,
best in horticulture; Mrs. Laura
Ann Thompson, horticultural
sweepstakes.
In the children's division, the
winners were: Mary Kay
Pughe, floral arrangements;
Marjorie Lynn Field, foliage;
Mary Saunders, trays; Susan
Christie, miniatures.
Mrs. Byron Miller is recuper.
ating at home, following major
surgery last week at Suburban
Hospital.
Ed Bohrer had as his guests
last weekend two fellow-fresh-
men from the University Of
Maryland, Denny Butler Of
Crisfield and Dick Remsburg of
Frederick.
The Gaithersburg Washing
ton Grove Volunteer Fire De.
partment will sponsor a dance
at the Agricultural Center on
Saturday evening, June 10,
beginning at 10 o'clock. Gene
Frock's orchestra will supply
the music.
Mrs. Vivian Barbour, as
worthy matron of Pentalpha
Chapter, No. 38, OES, presided
on Friday evening on the occa.
sion of grand visitation, when
the State officers paid their
official visit. The visitors were
headed by Mrs. Sara A. Gates,
worthy grand matron, and Glen
Haynes, worthy grand patron.
Preceding the meeting, Mr..
and Mrs. William Christie had
as their dinner guests Mrs.
Gates, Mrs. Virginia Baldwin
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Bur.
rier, all of Baltimore, and Mr..
and Mrs. Haynes of Boonsboro.
Brenda Suddueth, Bill Perry
and Jimmy Anderson spent last
weekend at Camp Rocks, where
they attended the Baptist jun
ior-senior high retreat.
Col. and Mrs. John c. Wilson
moved away from Gaithersburg