Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-11-12

Secretary Grafton Cost, Past
president Horace Opal, Ronald
E. 10y, Harry l. Zimmerman,
and c. Richard Miller of the
Boys Committee. Mr.. Miller
outlined. the events scheduled
for the coming weeks in appre-
citation of our youth. He said
this was the first meeting sched-
uled and was called the "Kick
OFF, meeting.
1t. Kenneth Watkins of the
Montgomery County Police De-
partment, was guest speaker for
the occasion. He gave an excel
lent talk on the "Youth of Mont
gomery County," Harry zim-
norman of Braddock won the
door prize. Sgt. at Arms Dorsey
Howes collected many fines
which were used to fatten the
pig for future boys activities.
Among the guests were 1t.
and Mrs. Kenneth Watkins,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kerr.
Members present were Presi-
dent and Mrs. Russell King and
son, John; Secretary and Mrs.
Cy Finley, Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey
Howes, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Clagett, Capt. and Mrs. George
Mellet Provost and son, Ronnie,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Rose, Past
1t. Governor and Mrs. Arnold
Price, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Corey, Raymond King. Gather
Draper, Rev. Howard Allwine,
Rev. Arthur Mott, Wilfred Muir
ply and Ralph Martz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mabe re-
Gently journeyed to New Bern,
N. c., to visit their son. From
there they travelled on to visit
their daughter who lives In
Greenville, Tenn. They have
now returned home.
Mr.. Jesse Tafer left Novem-
Der 6 to visit his brother, Paul,
who is a surgical patient at the
Loudoun Hospital, Leesburg.
The new Hand Book that has
recently been brought home by
your school youngster, repre-
sents many hours Of Old.fash-
toned thought and elbow grease
land It takes both Of these to
run . new-fashi0ned SCHOOL, t.
Read the hand b0Ok-learn
about our teachers and princi-
pal-who they are--where they
come from and what they do In
their spare time. can hear
them scream, "What spare
timer" Mrs. Alta Rippeon, Mrs.
Mary Hayden, Mrs. Beverly
Harvey, Mr.. Clifton Crockett,
and Miss Jean Thomas worked
diligently to bring this informa'
ton to you.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Redgrave
returned this past Sunday from
a vacation to the Skyline Drive
to view the autumn colors.
The MYF Of Clarksburg and
Hyattstown have taken on spe'
cial activities with which they
expect to raise funds for their
various needs. They are wonder
full young men and women who
gather each week at their
churches for devotional serv-
ices and programs.
The Clarksburg group will
sell fruit cakes for the coming
holidays. They will be in the
two, three and five pound sizes
The Hyattstown MYF will sell
Christmas cards and other
items needed for the season
Make your needs known to any
one of the members of these
organizations. They will be only
too happy to serve you and the
proceeds will go for a very
worthwhile cause.
The next meeting OF the
Clarksburg P-TA will be held al
the school on Wednesday, No
vember 10, at 8 pm.
Clarksburg residents were be
ginning to believe there was a
flying saucer parked in one Of
the fields around town, what
with the radios completely gar
bled. Even automobile radios
refused to operate In the area.
Televisions also had their share
Of trouble. Sunday afternoon
about six trucks from the cleo
trio and telephone companies
converged on a pole at Comus
I'd. and Old Route 240. In a mat
ter of minutes the trouble wss
located and Clarksburg was
once again "in the land Of the
living"
The hearing of the petition
for a special exception permit 20
build a trailer court on Shiloh
Church I'd. has been continued
to another date. The hearing was
adjourned because Of the late
ness of the hour on Friday.