Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-23
Germantown
All Group
Takes Tour
OF Farms
BY Deborah III. Lenz
,WAverly 6.O692

ny DeDOThn II. LeIlZ
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Guests, trips, and picnics give
evidence that the summer sea
son is in full swing. Ever
though most organizations dc
not hold meetings during the
summer, the All Club, if any
thing, steps up its activity.
On July IL the Club met fol
a brief business meeting at the
home of Jimmy Melvin in Boyds
Then the rs members present
took a tour to the homes Of
members having projects OF
gardening and beef and dairy
cattle. About ten homes were
visited, under the leadership OF
Mr.. George w. Schaeffer, jr.
and Mrs. William Dorsey. Fol
lowing the tour, a picnic was
enjoyed. All sorts of projects
are being recorded by members
in anticipation of the Montgom
cry County Fair next month.
The Youth Group of the Oar
nestown Presbyterian Church
has been enjoying summer out
ings instead of regular meet
ings the past few weeks. On
July IL about 20 of the group
enjoyed a lookout at thinner.
mans. This Saturday, July 25
a swimming party is planned,
to start at 1880, at the Norman
Mills farm on Longacre DIR.
The Rev. and Mrs. Daniel C,
Manson of Jamestown have
returned after a week at the
Baltimore Presbyterian Synods
Happy Valley Camp, Port De.
post, Md, where both served
as counselors. Their two daugh.
tiers were campers the same
week.
Daily Vacation Bible School is
under way at the Germantown
Baptist Church, under the lead.
ership of Mrs. Fletcher Wright
Sessions, held each evening from
z to 8, will continue through
July 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard D. Shell
ton Of the Cider Barrel Trailer
Park are receiving congratula
tons on the birth last week OF
a son, Donley, their first child
A shower was held last Tuesday
for Mrs. Shelton, at the home
of Mrs. Jimmy Yeager, at which
there were Is guests.
Mrs. Charles M. Upton, jr.,
and daughters, Terry, Paula,
and Barbara, of Champaign, ILL.,,
have been spending several
weeks visiting Mrs. Tipton's
mother, Mrs. Edith Shewbridge.
Their time here has also been
shared by Mrs. Tipton's mother.
in-law, Mrs. Charles M. Upton,
ST., of Rockville.
Two weeks of Vacation
Church School came to a close
last Friday at the Neelsville
Presbyterian Church, when GO
youngsters received certificates,
The eleven staff members are
as follows: Nursery, Mrs.
Charles M. Ecston and Mrs.
Warren T. Kilby, jr.; Kindergar,
ten, Mrs. Everett E. Moone, Mrs.
William w. Wiley, and Bonnie
Wachter; Primary, Mrs. William
w. Smith and Ruth Ann Wach.
ter; Junior, Mrs. Conda Fetch.
er and Mrs. Warren T. Kilby,
ST.; Junior High, Mrs. w. G.
Bradley. General supervisor
and in charge of music and
crafts was Mrs. William d. Nor.
ton, jr.
A hearty welcome is extended
to the Gilbert Graves family,
newly-moved to the Hereford
Hills homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Graves have four daughters,
Corinn, Valerie, Irene, and
Kathy. They come to us from
Rockville. Mr.. Graves is a me-
chanical engineer.
A most successful Church
School picnic was held by the
Neelsville Church last Friday
evening at the Agricultural Cen
ter in Gaithersburg. Nearly 100
were in attendance. A ball game
was played by the men and boys,
games were arranged for the
young children, and a profusion
Of home cooking was enjoyed
by everyone. A treat of the
evening was an assortment Of
sings presented by the children
who attended the Vacation
Church School, rendered in har-
mony and with enthusiasm.
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph w. Hand,
Of Fort Pierce, Fla, are spend
ing this week at the Cider Bar
rel Trailer Park as the guests