Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12
BY MOlIie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

Grove Elementary School
where the Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION will serve a bountifu
family-style meal between the
hours of a and 8. Prices are
$3.50 and SIS and all proceeds
90 to the school projects of the
P.TA.
Connie Mills has been elected
president of the Montgomery
County Senior All Council. The
election meeting was held on DC
tober 10 at the home of Char
lotte, Donald and Jerry Savage
Other new officers chosen in
clude: Bob Stabler, vice presi
dent; Jean King, secretary; Don
aid Savage, treasurer; Kathy
O'Boyle, reporter; Gloria King
song leader; Barbara Windham
song leader; Arthur Johnson
Farm Bureau representative;
and John King, parliamentarian
T. H. Owen Knight, super
visor of pupil personnel of the
Montgomery County Board OF
Education, will be guest speak.
er at the regular meeting OF
the Gaithersburg Elementary
P.TA this Monday at the Long,
view School, Mr.. Knight will
discuss "How Can Children De
Helped with Their School
Work." At the business meet.
ing preceding his talk, the 1859
so budget of the organization
will be presented for discussion
and adoption.
Mrs. Merle Ferguson was
hostess last Monday to the
members of the JOY Circle OF
Grace Methodist Church.
Officers of the Upper Mont.
gomery County Council of
Church Women for 1860 were
named last Friday at the World
Community Day meeting. They
are as follows: Mrs. Everett
Jones, Damascus Methodist,
president; Mrs. Alfred Watkins,
jr., Salem Methodist, vice presi.
dent; Mrs. Grayson BurneIl, Up.
per Seneca Baptist, secretary;
and Miss Connie Fields, Ascen.
sion Episcopal, treasurer.
Approximately 100 persons
were on hand at the Washing
tonian on Saturday evening as
members of the Gaithersburg
Junior Chamber of Commerce
an dtheir wives celebrated the
fourth birthday of the group at
annual charter night festivities.
The anniversary banquet was
followed by a dance.
Mrs. Douglas Diamond has
had as her recent house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Billings Wilson OF
Clinton, Conn.,, and 1t. and Mrs.
Peter Wilson of Portland, Me.
On Sunday, November l., Mrs.
Diamond entertained at a family
reunion in honor of her visitors.
Later in the week, the Billings
Wilson's and Mrs. Diamond en-
1oyed a few days in Williams
burg and Yorktown, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lee Gartner
were hosts at a small gathering
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Todd, who have recently moved
from Charleston, S. C. to Fred
erick. Guests included former
schOolmates Of Mrs. Todd, who
will be more Familiarity remem.
bered here as Missc Dorothy
Ayres.
Mrs. Merle Jacobs and Hrs.
Evelyn Darby were hostesses
on Saturday at luncheon and
cards at the home of Mrs. ia
eobS.
The county music program
will be the theme of the pro.
gram to be presented on Tues
day evening, November 10, at
the regular meeting of the
Washington Grove Parent
Teacher Association. The 8 pm.
meeting, to be held at the school,
Will be visited by music super
visors from the Board of Edu.
cation.
Miss Rita Benson, now soph-
omore at Frostburg State
Teachers College, continues to
make a name for herself in the
college athletic program. She
has been elected sophomore
class manager of the hockey
team, and, in that capacity, en-.
1oyed a very full schedule last
weekend. The team left Frost
burg on Friday for a weekend
OF hockey, golf and tennis al
the University of Maryland.
Their headquarters for the stay
was at the Meridian Hotel,
where they we're guests for
both rooms and meals.
Jimmy Watkins was home for
several days last weekend from
his studies at the Charlotte Hall
Military School in Southern
Maryland.
Mrs. John Anderson was host
ess Tuesday evening to the
members of the Women's Mis-
sionary Union of the First Bap'
list Church.
II you haven't thought about
your Christmas baking, may we
suggest that IL is time that you
did. MQn1harC NJ the narxIa /,