Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-15
Damascus
UN Week
Is Planned
By Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3.2682

The Damascus Metho dist
Church will observe United Ma
tons week with a special pro
gram this coming Sunday eve
ming. There will be a Fellowship
covered dish supper at $50
planned and served by the Yves
leyan Service Guild. This will
be followed by a short worship
service and a three-part pro
gram.
For the elementary school,
youngsters there will be q
movie on the United Nations
For those in junior and senior
high there will be a discussion
on Youths Reaction to the U
NJ" conducted by Charles Nc
Creepy of the high school fac
ulty.
DR.. Charles Boss, Methodist
Church representative to the
United Nations will speak to
the adults on the U.N., and will
welcome questions and discus
ton. DR.. Boss was formerly
pastor of the Damascus church
and is one of the best informed
men in the country on the UN
Overall planning of the pro
gram is in charge of the Com
mission on Christian Social Re
lations under the chairmanshiE
of Ellis Cline, principal of the
local high school.
Next Sunday will also be OBJ
served as Layman's Day at thf
Methodist Church and Mr.. Johr
Kelly and Mrs. Roland Greer
will be in charge of the morning
services.
Miss Norma Jean Burdette
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cal
vim Burdette, entertained Z
group Of about 80 friends at q
party Saturday afternoon. The
occasion was her sixth birthday
The topic of the Damascu.
Homemakers Club at its meet
ing last Thursday was "Choost
Foundation Garments That Fit.
The demonstration was led by
Mrs. James Stephens and Mrs
Ray Purdum. Some of the fact:
learned were how to make Z
wise selection when buying anC
how to care for the garments. 1
was announced that the Mont
gomery County Council o,
Homemakers will meet Novem
Der 3 at the All Center in Chevy
Chase. Mrs. Raymond Kemp
served as hostess with Mrs
Clarence Lindsey as co-hostess
Mrs. Ola Burdette was i;
houseguest of Mr.. and Mrs. o
E. Williams for the past ter
days.
A newly organized group, tn,
Damascus Riding Club, held it!
forth riding rally Sunday at tn,
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Richart
Murphy. Other members in
clude Mr.. w. B. Cover ant
daughter, Nancy Lee, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Gene c. Reid and Linda
Helen and Carol Murphy. Tn,
club has had three successful
entrants in recent horse shoes a
Olney and Union Bridge. For in
formation call Clearwater 3
2059. Membership is limited.
A group of very tired but ex
tremely happy and triumphan
Damascus Boy Scouts returned
home Saturday evening after al
all day fishing excursion on tn,
Chesapeake. Kenneth Freien
muth, Pat Anamosa, Bobb,
Low, Gary Cupit, David Slaton
Larry Tschieffely, Chris val
Petten, and Jacky Sailor wer,
the Scouts. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. William Freien
muth and Mr.. Charles Tschii
fely, also young Karl Feien
muth. Altogether the groul
brought back approximately 30
fish, mostly small but oh S,
good to eat.
The Damascus Chapter, Flu
ture Teachers of America an,
their sponsor, Miss Mary Eliza
beth Mather, will honor the fac
ulty October 26 with a forma
tea in the library at 3:45 pm.
Registration for adult educs
ton classes will be held on o.
tober 20 at 8 pm. in the Damas
Gus High School. Subjects to b
offered include basic clothinI
construction, farm machiner,
and repair, tipping and WOOD
work. A minimum of 16 in eacl
group will be required befor
a class is organized. Clothing
is to be taught by Mrs. Gladhil
Davis.
Roger Ward, 1889 Indianar
oils 500.mile auto race winner
showed movies and conducte
question and answer perio
during the Safety Assembly TO
senior high on October Z.
The Damascus High socce
team won its first game Of tn
year October 6 by defeatin
Glenelg, 81. Damascus scored /
all four periods and narrowl
missed a shutout when Glenel
scored on a penalty kick in tn
last few minutes Of play. Drui
Clodfelter was high scorer fo