Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-04-02
Gaithersburg
Holidays
Reunite
Families
BY Mollie w. Christie
Gaithersburg $50

much in the news.
Several members of the Jobs
Daughters of Gaithersburg at
tended the annual state banquet
md dance held on Easter Mon
day evening at the Lord Balti-
more Hotel. The local girls and
their escorts who enjoyed the
festivities were Miss Beverly
.Cuffley and Bill Sangrey, Miss
Mary Blalock and Roland Blood,
Miss Barbara Blalock and Tom
Sangrey, Miss Mary Cover and
Carl Cook, Miss Diane Johnson
and Paul Spalding, Miss Bar
bara Reck and Bob Rotruck, and
Miss Christy Foster and Earl
,Shorb.
A group of al young people
left this morning for several
days Of sightseeing in New
York. Although the trip is in no
way connected with the high
school program, it so happens
that all the travellers are men,
,bers of the senior class. Those
enjoying the holiday are Bar
bara Duvall, Bonnie Eckloff,
Sue Collins, Sondra Goldsmith,
jeanette Mumford, Lolly Beat
ty, Joan Owens, Ann Truitt, Sue
Farmer, Judy Dean, Rosalie
Sandison, Anna Liemanis, Pat
Mead, Mary Ann OSWALD,
Charlotte Savage, Florence Dale,
Dean Allnutt, Shirley Baker,
Kay Waters, Dot Wear, Evelyn
Clagett, Pat Lambert, Elene
Sheets, Nancy Riggs, Roland
Green, Francis Layton Smith,
Robert Carter, Bob Monaco,
Vernon Martens, John Blalock,
Joe Warfield, James Gillian,
Charles Demory, Carlyn
Briggs, David Geiger, Carl
Shipley, Bruce Deppa, Chip
Whittier, Joe Schwartzbeck and
Harold Phelps. Accompanying
the group were Mrs. Margaret
Wear, Mrs. Charles Savage and
Mr.. John Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hayes en-
tertained at a family dinner
party for Ia persons on Easter
Sunday. The guest of honor was
Mrs. Hayes sister, Mrs. Irving
Saks Of Alexandra, who was
celebrating her birthday.
Gaithersburg Homem a kers
will hold a covered dish lunch
con as a part of their regular
meeting at the Epworth Church
or April 8 at II am. Hostesses
are Mrs. Norman Jacobs, Mrs.
Walter Reinhart, Mrs. Ernest
'Beell, Mrs. Dorsey Plummer and
Mrs. Walter Kerr. Mrs. Gather
Inc Rhoads will speak on the
choice of smart foods for enter
tanning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Robert
son and Joan left on Thursday
for a Today Florida vacation.
Miami Beach and the Cypress
Gardens are two of the many
tourist spots included on their
itinerary.
Mrs. William Gassaway, Miss
Bonnie Rice and Miss Mary
Rice spent the Easter weekend
In Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Payne
are announcing the arrival of
a baby boy, born last Thursday
at the Washington Hospital and
Sanitarium.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ellis and
their three children spent a five
day Easter holiday in Boston,
where they were guests of Mrs.
ellis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. AL
phonse Gaouette, They also Wis
tied her grandmother, Mrs. Jo-
sephine Blinn, who was celebrat-
ing her SIND birthday on Tues
day.
Donnie Adams, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar Adams, is en-.
ioying a healthful holiday after
parting company with his ton
'sils last Thursday at Montgom.
cry General Hospital.
Miss Janice Burke, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burke,
Is In Warm Springs, Ga, where
she underwent surgery last
week. She will remain at Warm
Springs for recuperation until
sometime in August. Best
wishes TO her.
Mrs. John Irwin arrived Sat.
urday from Edinburg, Va, to
spend several days with her SON.
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Becraft. Also Wis.
iting the Becrafts during Easter
week are their son-inlaw and
daughter, Altman and Mrs.
Fred CARRIERS, with Rick and
Mark Irwin, from Riverhead,
L. l. Little Mark Irwin was
christened at the Epworth Meth.
odist Church on Easter Sunday.
A bake sale sponsored by the
local Jobs Daughters, will be
hesd at the Thomas Hardware
and Supply Company on Satur.
day, April 4. beginning at 10
am. Proceeds will 60 toward
a special charitable project re.
Gently undertaken by the mem.
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