Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-10-01
BY MOllie w. Christie
WAverly 6.3525

garding dinners here and there
around the countryside. The
first of the current season has
been announced for this Satur.
day at the Masonic Hall. Under
the auspices of the Masonic
Temple and Library Associa-
ton, the dinner will feature tur.
KEY and all the traditional ac-
compartments prepared in old
fashioned, home-cooking style.
Mrs. Pearl Haydard is chairman
of the event which gets under
way at a pm.
Russell Gloyd, Rodney
Thompson and Milton Walker,
representing the Gaithersburg
Mayor and Town Council, were
guests Thursday at the lunch
con an dedication ceremonies
at the new PEPCO plant at
Dickerson.
The chest X-ray unit Of the
Montgomery County Tuberculo.
sis and Hear Association will be
in Gaithersburg on the Safeway
lot October 10, between the
hours of 10 am. and 5 pm. Resi-
dents of the area are urged 10
take two minutes of their time
for a precautionary check-up.
Mrs. A. H. Moore of Mont
gomery, Ala, is spending some
time here as the guest of her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. William Swyter.
Edwin Becraft spent last
weekend in Appalachia, Va. Re-
turning home with him were
Mrs. Becraft and young Ed, who
had been visiting there for two
weeks at the home of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Bentley.
6Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bordeaux
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of a daughter, Jean.
nine Marie, who arrived at Doc.
tors Hospital on Monday, Sep.
TENDER 81. The young lady
weighed in at bouncing nine
pounds, Is ounces.
Members of the local town
council were hosts Thursday
evening at the regular meeting
Of the Montgomery County
Chapter of the Maryland Mum.
cipal League, an organization of
city and town officials.
Nine foreign students were
recent visitors to Gaithersburg
as the local Kiwanis Club played
host to young people from six
countries. Through the hospital.
ity of the Ki.Wives who ar.
ranged the housing, the visitors
spent three days and nights
here, getting first-hand view
OF the way of life in a small
suburban community. On Tues.
day evening, they were guests at
the regular Kiwanis dinner
meeting at the Plantation Room,
and each one spoke briefly on
his background, his current edu.
cational program, and his fu.
ture plans.
The guests were Peter LON.
baers and Hans Lever OF Hol.
land; Ruth Senior, Valerie
Adams and Franz Beer, all of
England; Thelma Greichman,
Israel; Gul Kahn, Pakistan;
Pierre Costa, Belgium; and AIDE.
OH, Nigeria.
Mrs. Mildred F. HIM of Hy.
attsville, the grand guardian,
and Porter c. Anderson of
Kingsville, the associate guar.
dian, paid their official visit 10
Bethel No. u, International Or.
der of Jobs Daughters. last
Monday evening, Miss Barbara
Reck, the honored queen of the
local bethel, presided at the
grand visitation ceremonies
welcoming Mrs. Helff, Mr.. An.
derson and other state officers.
In keeping with the previous.
ly-announced sermon topic,
christian Vacations" the mem.
bers of the First Baptist Con.
gregation attended morning
woship services last Sunday at
tired in the clothes they wore to
work. Naval uniforms, carpen.
ter's overalls, a beauticians uni.
form and fdeshly-starched house
dresses were sprinkled among
the business suits and white.
collar workers attire as the
minister, the Rev B. F. Foster,
emphasized the dignity of hon.
est labor and labeled as a chris.
tan vocation any work that was
legitimate and uplifting for man
kind.
Mrs. Harold Dean and Miss
Judith Dean. accompanied by
Mrs. Lillian Thomas and Miss
Beverly Thomas of Wheaton,
spent last weekend in New Lon.
doy, Conn. There, they visited
Bob Farmer, who is at the sub.
marine base on a field trip for
the David Tayor Model Basin.
BY proclamation of the Unit.
ed States Post ONffice Depart.
ment, October 4.10 has been DIES.
ignated as National Letter.Writ.
ing Week. We are reminded
that letters are fun to write and
exciting TO receive. You are
urged TO heed the post office
motto for the week: "Write 10.