Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-08-06
PooIesViITe
Scholarship
Awarded by
'HOnlenakers
By Cathe C. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

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Club record, Kathy Dilonardo,
Dickerson, was awarded the
Monocacy Homemakers' Club
scholarship to Club Week at
College Park this week. The
Poolesville All Club awarded
partial scholarships to the fol-
lowing members: first to Peter
Dilonardo, second to Stanley
Umstead and third to Mona
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Ruble,
Dickerson, had both sons and
their families home last Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ruble
were down from Harrisburg,
Pa. Mr.. and Mrs. Kyle Ruble
and son, Jerry, former local
residents, have just moved from
Wilmette, ILL.,, to Baltimore.
Mrs. H e N M. Lessig of
Poole sville, entertained Is
guests from Poolesville and
surrounding area at dinner at
the Washingtonian Motel Fri
day evening.
Two local men who attended
the state convention of the Soil
Conservation Society at Ocean
City last week were Lewis S.
Rudasill, Beallsville, and La.
throp E. Smith, near Boyds.
Mrs. j. C. White, Buckeys-
town, was hostess to the Pooles-
vile Garden Club at its July
meeting. Miss Annebel L. Tillett
and Miss Hilda Jones were CO.
hostesses to Is members and
guets. The club members d.
cused their forthcoming exhibit
at the annual fair held at
Poolesville High School in the
fall. Program booklets with the
years agenda were distributed.
Made by the program chairman,
Miss Cora Clever, they were ar
tistic as well as useful, contain
ing the flower of the month,
birthdays of members and host
esses. At the August meeting
an exchange of plants including
perennials and bulbs will be
held.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Malcolm White, near
Dickerson, were Mrs. Edgar
Horne, Washington; Mrs.
Franklin Shreve, Bladensburg;
Cmdr. and Mrs. Dudley Page,
Frederick, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Whites daughter and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Chakan
and Charlotte and John, Twin
brook. Their other daughter and
a grandson, Mrs. Gordon War
field and Malcolm White War
field, Marriottsville, visited on
Tuesday.
With the annual Beallsville
Carnival at an end, officials of
the Upper Montgomery County
Volunteer Fire Department an
nounced the gross receipts for
the week were S19,500. The
president of the Fire Depart
ment and chairman of the car
nival, Lewis S. Rudasill, ex.
pressed thanks and appreciation
to all chairmen and their COM
mittees and to the public for as
surfing this success through
their hard work, participation
and attendance. The 1859 Ford
Station Wagon was won by Hen
ny Bryant of Silver Spring, asso-
ciated with PEPCO at Dicker.
son. The freezer was won by
Floyd Fritz, Gaithersburg. The
amateur talent contests Thurs
day night were won by the fol
lowing: first, Diane Kenney,
Frederick, solo; second, Judith
Matthews, Lawrence Cooley,
Nathan Miller, Motley Offutt
and Eddie Painter, instrumen.
tai group; third, Buddy Coch-
ran, solo, accompanied by Not
ley Offutt on the guitar; fourth,
a quartet from the Jamestown
Church choir, accompanied by
Mrs. Sterling Bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. White,
near Dickerson, are off to visit
relatives and friends at Mrs.
Whites former home in Nor.
wood, Mass, and to tour parts
of the New England states.
The Fellowship Circle of st.
Peters Episcopal Church,
Poolesville, met at the home of
Mrs. George B. Bryant, jr., Co
mus, Friday night.
Mrs. Olga Grimes, Mrs. Rita
Marshall and Mrs. Lois UNI
stead were hostesses at a bridal
shower at the formers home in
Poolesville, July 81, for Miss
Phyllis Stevens. Many lovely
gifts were received. The guests
were: Mrs. Vera Seymour, Mrs.
Nellie Rutter, Mrs. Doris Glass,
Miss Mary Bodmer, Mrs. Cath
crime Hillard, Mrs. Frances Sci
by, Mrs. Flora Whisman, Miss
Martha Bodmer and Mrs. Har
ny Stevens. Miss Stevens was
married to Kenneth r. Cooper,
July "a.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Parker and
two children from Cincinnati,
Ohio, are visiting Mrs. Parker's
aunt, Mrs. William B. Everett,