Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-07-09
LaytonsviIIe-WoodfieId
Fete
Will Honor
The Turner's
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3-2682

On Sunday, July II, following
the service of morning prayer
at st. Bartholomew Episcopal
Church the members of the con.
gregation will hold coffee hour
honoring Captain end Mrs. John
Turner and family Captain Tur.
ner, who has been stationed at
the NIKE site at Snouffer
Schoolhouse rd., is to be trans
ferred to Ohio next week. He
has served as a lay leader at st.
Bartholomew and Mrs. Tur.
rer has served as secretary of
the Evening Guild of the church.
Mrs. James Cashell enter,
tanned the Laytonsville Bridge
Club last Tuesday at ST. Johns
Parish hall in Olney for lunch.
con and cards. Prizes were won
by Mrs. G. G. Griffith, Mrs. Har.
old Atkinson, jr,, Mrs. Thomas
Bailey and Mrs. James Valiant.
The Laytonsville Boys All
Club held their regular monthly
meeting at the home of David.
Chris and Gary Martin. There
were 36 members present to en-.
joy the picnic supper and base.
ball game which went along
with the meeting. That after.
noon the boys and their leader
had toured the various boys
homes to see the projects which
they are working on as part of
their All program. Projects Wis
tied included those of Michael
Kelly, Danny, Bobby and Tom.
my Moore, Putt Willett, Bobby
and Billy McCeney, George
Howes, Robert Payne, Thomas
Hanson, Tom Heeney, Roy
Green, Danny Barnstorff, jim
my Smith, Mike Montgomery,
and Dav..4 Chris and Gary Mar.
thu. Tom Heeney was appointed
chief of the Laytonsville Club
for Campfire Night and il was
decided the club would hold a
Tug of War with another club
for their stunt. The next meet.
ing is to be at the home of Dan.
ny, Tommy and Bobby Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hurle.
baus of Hawkins Creamery I'd,
were hosts Sunday to the mem.
bers of the Washington Sanger
Bund, one of the oldest singing
groups in the district. The San
ger Bund was functioning &C.
lively in Washington back in the
days of Abraham Lincoln and
members of the group at that
time sang in the capitol when
Lincoln lay in state there. Sum-
day the Bund enjoyed a picnic
lunch, games and singing and
some good swimming and fish.
ing.
WOODFIELD
The Mary Greene Evening
Circle enjoyed a pleasure trip
July 8 to Beverly Beach.
The column extends sympathy
to the families and friends Of
Mrs. James Gregg and William
Flynn whose deaths saddened
the community las. week.
Mrs. Floyd Rhinecker is back
home after stay at Frederick
Memorial Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert STREET
and children of COPELAND. Tex,
are guests of Mrs. Norman
Gregg.
Sunday evening marked the
graduation ceremonies for the
132 children who attended the
two-week Vacation Bible School
held at Upper Seneca Baptist
Church under the direction OF
the Rev. Charles Adams and in
connection with the Damascus
Baptist Mission.
Mrs. Marjorie Spooner was
an overnight guest Saturday of
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp.
Glenn Baker is spending sew.
cral days this week with his
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. Ray.
mond Kemp.
Mrs. Jerry King and Mrs. w.
0. King were hoStesses at the
luncheon meeting of the WSCSI
last Wednesday at the church
hall. Committees Cor the supper
TO be held on the third Saturday
in August were appointed. Mrs.
w. 0. Kin and Mrs. Roland
Ward are co-chairmen for the
supper.
mantown, and the $25 worth of
meat from Clauhill'S wont N