Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-17

and 25 under the sponsorship of
the Future Farmers Of America
and the Future Homemakers of !
America. The livestock show
will be held September "a, be.
ginning at 1880. There will be
the following classes - Dairy:
Irving King, supt; Allen Hill,
judge; beef, w. w. Pruitt, supt.;
Bob Raver, Judge: swine and
sheep, Harold Mullinix, supt. -,
Bob Raver, judge. There will r
be seven classes for all breeds
in dairy, six in beef, five in
swine and three in sheep.
The entire show Is open to
the public for entries except the
livestock which Is restricted to
FLA, FILA, and All members -
Exhibitors may bring in their
exhibits from 6-10 pm. on Sep.
TENDER % and all entries must
be in by noon on the Oath.
On Thursday and Friday, be.ep
ginning at z p.m., there will be
kiddie rides, sack races, nail
driving contests and a horse "a
shoe pitching tournament. -
Other agricultural depart-,.
ments include poultry, fruits and
vegetables, hay and small grains, :
corn and agricultural engineer
ing. This last is a new depart.
ment and there will be prizes .
offered for the best labor saw.
ing device designed and con.
structed by the exhibitor and
for the most original item de.~l
signed and constructed by the
exhibitor. as
In the household division, de.
partments include canned goods,
baked goods, candy and soap, Z
needlework, hobbies and handigN
craft, and miscellaneous. 4.
All contributors have the
privilege of erecting CONNER.
cial displays on a first come,r
first served basis. The agricul.,.
tural exhibits will be mostly in.
the barn and all home arts ex.o
cept the canned goods will be in
the agricultural classroorns.'r
Mrs. Margaret Thomas and Mr..
L. E. Tolley are In generar~
charge of the fair. %
Mrs. Radie Eader, Mrs. Emma
Riggs, Mrs. Evelyn Kelly andsi
Mrs. Mollie Gladhill were dim
ner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Henry Mussetter of
Cedar Grove at Mealeys Hotel
in New Market.
Mrs. T. F. Brown of Mt. Ver.vs
non ave. flew to Seattle last =
week where she attended the
funeral OF her mother, Mrs. CON-
rad j. Nelson, who had died,+
suddenly while on her vacation.
Enrolment figures as of the
end OF the first week of school
show 861 at the elementary
school and 4s7 at the high
school.
Also from the high school Mr..
Ralph Hermann Is the new In.
dustrial arts and math teacher.
Mr.. Hermann Is a graduate of
Stout University in Green Bay.
Wis. He had worked In the In.
dustrial field before attending
Stout. -.
The Cross Country Track
team is being organized under
the direction Of Leon Swart.
Scheduled events start Septefn.
Der % with a meet at North
Carroll to be followed by one
at Damascus with Harriet Tub
man High School. Other schools
to be met include Mt. Airy.rr
Waikersville and Sykesvillegl
plus the state cross country.
meet in November. ~
The topic for the Damascus
Homemakers meeting last
Thursday was Courtesy in the
Home" The discussion was led
by Mrs. Ray Purdum. A nomi. d
mating committee was appointed
to secure candidates for the OFF,
fees OF president and secretary.
The committee consists of Mrs.o
Sterling Day, Mrs. Herbert Hy-a
att, ST., and Mrs. Arthur Hen.
ley.
Mrs. Robert Mullican reported
that the clubs exhibit at the,
County Fair had taken fifth
place. The meeting was held at
the home Of Mrs. Arthur Hem.
ley with Mrs. Luther Moore as
CO-HOSteSS. af
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Burdette
entertained the Little League
Champions Of 1859 OF Damascus,
the Red Sox at a lookout on
their lawn recently. Mrs. WIZ
liam Bell assisted with the re.
freshments. Those attending fhes
affair were Jeffrey Burdette,
Denny Hines, Mike McAlister..
Dickie McAlister, Daryl Walk
er, Willard Clark, Bruce Glad.
hill, Jimmy Saylor, Don Gale,h
Bobby Hitchcock, Wayne Koontz,
Peter Johnson, Gary Bellisons
Larry Tschiffely, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Hines and Dana, Mr.
and Mrs. William Bell and Rose
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tschiffely