Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-05
Damascus
LIST Period
Honor Role
Is Listed
BY Marion Griffith
Clearwater 1862

- SyHlilid Dewitt, Sherry Du-
vail, Mary Lou Mullinix, Marco
Miles, Karen Wallen, and Ron.
aid Teeter; Grade s, David Beall
Barbara Buxton, Michael Flovd,
James McCarville; Grade 9
Marilyn Doolan, Marilyn Hack.
EFT, Terry McCreery, Anna Sla.
cum, and Harriet Stripe; Grade
10, jeanne Duvall, Gilcin Mead.
ors, Martha Slaton; Grade II.
Maurice Browning, Linda Bur.
dette, Jerry Duvall, Sam Hitch.
Gloria King, Sharon Moxlev,
Mary Kesler, Sylvia Pope and
Elaine Tobin; Grade IL, Darlene
Lyons, Susan Petrie, jeanne
Warfield and Paul Welsh.
The WSCS meets today at
pm. at the church. Hostesses
are Mrs. Claude Burdette, Mrs
Luther Moore, Mrs. Lee Martz
and Mrs. Herman Usher. Pro
gram will be led by Mrs. Will
liam Waters whose topic is
Social Creeds and Moving
Populations"
Next week will be National
Education Week. In observance
of this the Sr. MYF of the
Damascus Methodist Church
will be in charge of the morn.
ing service next Sunday. The
high school chorus under the di-
rection of Donald Murphy will
provide the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mullinix
and Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burke
were guests of the Gathers
burg-Washington Grove Fire
Department at their annual ban
quet and dance Saturday at
Peter Pan.
Thursday guests of Mrs. Mol
lie Gladhill were Mrs. Mary
Baker, Mrs. Helen Bowman, and
Mrs. Helen Robert.
Mrs. Lillian Rocky, Mrs.
Hazel Shriner and Mrs. Mollie
Gladhill were overnight guests
last week of Mrs. Mehrl Giesler.
The Damascus WSCS will
serve a turkey and country ham
supper at the church Saturday
beginning at 8 pm. There will
be a bazaar and bake sale at the
same time sponsored by the
Wesleyan Service Guild.
The Damascus Homemakers
will meet next Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Willis Campbell
at 8 pm. with Mrs. H. o. Nc
Daniel and Mrs. Robert E. Price
as co-hostesses. Topic for the
meeting is Choose the Right
Way to Launder New Fabrics"
The Damascus Garden Club
met recently at the home of
Mrs. Ralph Wells. The group
voted to sponsor a community
Christmas tree to be placed
somewhere in the center of
Damascus.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Williams
spent three days last week in
Loudonville, Ohio where they
visited a former classmate of
Mrs. Williams whom she had
not seen for thirty years.
The officers and directors Of
the Bank of Damascus held
their annual meeting and BAN
quet last week at Peter Pan.
Those attending included: Her
bert S. Hyatt, president; Alva
A. Monkey, chairman of the
board; Delaney F. Brown, vice
president; B. M. Woodfield, vice.
president; Walter c. Brown,
cashier; Susie G.. Poole, assist
ant cashier; Donald DeLash-
mutt, attorney and Dorothy
Warfield, Betty Allnutt, Mar.
jorie Green, Joyce Burke and
Charles Rhinehart, Jr., clerks;
also the following members of
the board Of directors: DR.. M.
McKendree Boyer, George w.
Boyer, Delaney F. Brown, d.
Pearl Brown, Raymond G.
Brown, Donald A. De Lashmutt,
Garner w. Duvall, Edwin D.
Fry, Upton Gladhill, Herbert S.
Hyatt, John L. King, Alva A.
Monkey, Alba Thompson, Jerry
T. Williams, Bradley M. Wood
field and Henry H. Woodfield.
The family Community Gar
den Club delivered flowers sup
piled by Guides during National
Flower Week to the community
schools, churches, bank and Is
shut-ins. Mrs. Raymond Snapp
was chairman of the committee
assisted by Mrs. Emerson Sla.
cum and Mrs. Roger Day.
The clubs next meeting will
be Friday at the home of Mrs.
Marion Howes with Mrs. Leon
ard Tolley as co-hostesses. Mrs.
Roger Day win speak on dried
flower arrangements.
Damascus cross country team
defeated Walkersville 21-41 last
week. Arthur johnson was first
for Damascus and Tom Hern-
don second.
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