Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01
Germantown
9th Grade
Teacher is
HOnOred
Germantown
By Deborah H. LEM
WAverly 6-O692

Mrs Kathryn Crone, at her
home in Dickerson for a buf-
fet supper. The occasion was to
honor sixth grade teacher, the
former Miss Shirley Duvall, who
was married in August to Mr..
Trego Zimmerman. The couple
make their home in Walkers
vile, from where Mrs. thinner
man travels each school day 70
Germantown. A place setting OF
silverware was presented to the
bride.
DR.. and Mrs. Vernon E. Mar.
tens have returned from a plane
trip to Europe. Spending sew.
eral days in London, they saw
the Changing of the Guard at
Buckingham Palace, visited
Westminster Abbey, and other
tourist attractions. Other cities
included in their tour were San
Sebastian, Spain; Frankfort
Germany, and Lausanne, Swift.
zerland, where they left their
daughter, Carol, in school for
the coming year.
The Evening Circle of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
met Tuesday evening, Septeln
Der %, at the home of Mrs. Viii
liam D. Morton, jr., with Mrs
Everett E. Moone assisting
There were Is members and one
guest present. Circle leader
Mrs. Walter c. Snyder, presid
ed. Devotions were given oy
Mrs. Thomas V. Marshall, Bible
Study by Mrs. Albert w. LEM
and the topic on Town arc
Country Church by Mrs. Pau
L. Stang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray NJ. Smith
spent the weekend of Septem
Der 1920 in Cumberland, where
Mr.. Smith attended a Sheriff.
Association meeting.
Mrs. Daisy Murphy had tht
misfortune to fall and sustain
a fracture below the ankle or
one foot. Best wishes for a
speedy recovery.
Get-well wishes are also ex
tended to Mr.. Raymond L
Poole who underwent surgery
last week at the Montgomery
County General Hospital, Sandy
Spring.
Within the past few weeks
two birthdays have been cele
brated among the guests at the
Marylander Rest Home with the
usual festivities. Those honoreC
were Mrs. Sally Douthat anc
Mrs. Celia Allen.
A sad note at the Home was
the recent death on September
IL of Mrs. Kate c. Hubbard, al
the age of 80. Mrs. Hubbard was
the widow of the late John c
Hubbard, and they spent al
their married life in Michigan
Mrs. Hubbard, a graduate Of
Alma College in 1892, received
her Master of Arts degree from
the University of Michigan. She
taught for many years in rura
and public schools, retiring ir
1886. She made her home ir
Ann Arbor Hills until illness
brought her to live with q
daughter, Mrs. William Duffus
serving with the U. S. Foreign
Service for the State Depart
ment in Washington. For the
past nine years Mrs. Hubbard
has been a congenial and loved
, guest at the Marylander. Mrs
Duffus is her only survivor.
A newly arrived guest at the
Marylander Rest Home is Mr.
William A. Brannon of Balti
more. Mr.. Brannon's son is
Father Brannon, pastor of st
Williams Church in Baltimore
Mr.. Brannon is 80 years old.
The Girl Scout Neighborhooc
Association met September "a
at the home of Mrs. Paul Kemp
with leaders from seven troops
represented.
The Afternoon Circle of the
Jamestown Pres byteria n
Church met last Thursday, Sep
TENDER "a, at the home of Mrs
Spencer Ward, with Is mem
bers present Bible Study was
led by Mrs. John Andrews, sr.
and the program consisted of a
brief talk by Mrs. Roy Graves
former resident, who is visit.
ing in the area. Mrs. Graves
spoke on the mission work be.
ing accomplished by the church
she now belongs to in Califor.
mia.
The Mariners Club of the
Jamestown Church held its
monthly meeting last FRIDAY.
September 25, with the Rev. and
Mrs. Daniel c. Manson and Mr..
and Mrs. James Jett in charge
OF the program. A box supper
auction was held after which
a movie was shown.
Mrs. LeWanna Dickinson.
manager of the Marylander