Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-08
By Mollie w. Christie
WAVerly 6-3525


the annual convention of the
Maryland Association of Stu
dent Councils. Led by Richard
Rainwater, the president of the
CHS. Student Council, the
group also included Tom San
grey, Martha Kephart, Joar
Waters and Jackie Reber.
Since October is anniversary
month at the Dalamar bowling
alleys and skating rink, there is
special offer for the month
Each Sunday afternoon from
until 5 o'clock, there will be
free admission to the skating
rink. Only rental fees will be
charged.
The Dalamar also announces
an invitation to all members OF
the church bowling league
which meets each Tuesday eve.
ming, to bring their children for
an evening of free skating. This
offer applies not just for DC.
teber but throughout the entire
bowling season. Again, the only
charges will be for the rental
Of skates. So solve your baby
sitting problems by taking ad.
vantage of this offer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Russell GlOyd
announce the marriage of their
daughter Janet to Raymond
Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Hunt Of Cedar Grove. The
ceremony took place last Thurs.
day ut the RidgevilIe Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Edgar Allen is GONZALES
cling at home after surgery last
Tuesday at the Washington Hos
pltal In TakOma Park.
Brawner Harding was named
Maryland's representative to
the Supreme Lodge, Knights of
Pythias, at the recent joint state
conclave of the X. of P. and the
Pythian Sisters. The conven-
ton, which met in Cumberland,
drew a large number of Cal.
thersburg people. Besides Mr..
and Mrs. Harding, others in at
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Offutt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Musser, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
B. Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Waters, Neil K. Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Filsinger,
Mrs. Lena Wetherell, Mrs.
Helen Crown, Mrs. Nora Ella
Mills, Mrs. Susie Mills and Mrs.
Alice Mills.
Happy houSeWarming to Mr..
and Mrs. David Smith who. are
now settled in their new home
on Holly DIR.
Mrs. Lawrence Darby was
hostess at bridge on Thursday
evening.
Miss Kay King, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William l. King,
celebrated her eighth birthday
last Friday by playing hostess
at a party for a number of her
young friends. Guests who were
invited to share in the celebra-
ton were: Linda Hershey, Alice
Lucas, Sally Haskell, Carolyn
Rill, Sammy King, Shelley
Spaulding, Paul and Robert
Norris, Betsy and Jimmy ia
cobs, Marlene Robbie, Bill Asch-
enbach, and Marlene, Eileen,
Patti and John Mackenzie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden Reed
have returned from an early
autumn vacation through the
Gaspe Peninsula of Canada and
the New England States.
We regret to report the pass
Ing of Mrs. Olive o. Farmer,
formerly of Washington Grove,
who died last Monday at the
home of her son, John A.
Fraser, in New York. The
widow of DR.. Harry Farmer,
she was very active in church
and civic affairs here and was
the founder Of the Upper Mont
gomery County Council of
Church Women. Services were
held on Thursday, with inter
ment in Forest Oak Cemetery.
The first fall meeting of the
Washington Grove HOmemakers
was held at Seneca at the sum.
mer cottage of Mrs. william X.
Teepe. HOstesses were Mrs. vii.
liam Strosnider. Mrs. Bernard
Gloyd and Miss Jay De Muth.
The Lions Club calendar list
ings are approaching the final
stages. In case you were not at
home when the representative
called, or if you have missed in
some other way and would like
TO list your birthday or ami
versary on the community cal
endar, you may call Richard
Perry at WA. 6-1020 or Lanier
Floyd at WA. 6-1501.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Jack
son and Mrs. Alma Emigh Of
Gainesville, Pa, have been visit
Ing here at the home OF the
Rev. and Mrs. B. Frank Foster.
After several days as a pa
tent in Suburban Hospital, Mrs.
Ralph Walker spent last week
convalescing at the home Of her
sister. Mrs. Mary Johnson, in