Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-28
PooIesviIIe
Mrs. Starkey
Hostess to
HOInernakers
By Cathe C. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

the Comus Homemakers Club,
Wednesday night. They decided
to have an exhibit at the spring
meeting at the Agricultural Cen
ter May 3. A demonstration of
chair Gaming was given by Mrs.
Starkey, Mrs. Melvin Carlin,
and Mrs. John Davis. Mrs. Sam
w. Lindberg dropped in to say
goodbye" The Lindbergs, Who
have sold their home in Barnes
Willie, plan to visit with Mrs.
Lindberg's mother in Kansas UNI
til April Is when they will re-
turn to GAINESVILLE. They will
leave again on May 4 for Puer.
to Rico where they will live.
Mrs. Oliver Harvey will be host
ess to the club in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hum
phrey, Remington, Va, were
overnight guests of Mrs. G..
Robert Gray, PooleSvllle, Wed.
nesday night.
Miss Mary Margaret Williams
was guest of honor at bridal
shower hostessed by Mrs. Georg
George Delhi and her daughter,
Joan, at their home near Pooles-
vile, recently. Approximately 35
guests placed their gifts under
a large white wedding bell. A
shrower theme of bells and UNI
brellas was used. A June we'd
ding is planned by Miss Will
liams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Williams, Beallsville,
and Norman Brandenb lrg,
Frederick County.
The Sugar Loafers will re.
open their gift shop in enlarged
quarters at the foot of Sugar
Loaf Mountain near Dickerson
on Saturday, April 30, from
noon until shutdown. Thereafter
it will be open both Saturday
and Sunday at the same time
until further notice. The shop
will again feature hand-crafts,
and articles on consignment are
invited. The shop is noted for
its supplies for flower arrange
ments, including the Japanese
bowls for arrangements, ceram.
les, imports, hand-painted Chi
ma, gifts for children, penny
candy, and many old articles
and antiques. Mrs. G. Mallet
Provost, Clarksburg, will be in
charge of the shop while her
partner, Mrs. George V. Menke
GAINESVILLE, is spending the next
two months abroad on a com
bined pleasure and purchasing
trip.
Curtis Baughman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Baughman
Taneytown, spent the Easter
weekend with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Perl c. Baugh
man, Beallsville. The senior
Baughmans entertained at {
family dinner, Easter Sunday.
The Poolesville Garden Clul
met with its president, Mrs. La
throp E. Smith. near Boyds, fol
its April meeting. An election
of Officers was held with the
following results: Miss Cora
Clever, president; Mrs. Smith
vice president and program
chairman; Mrs. Hugh M. Be
shers, secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Smith reported on thu
Keep Maryland Beautiful" con
ference she attended recently IL
Baltimore. Following the bust
ness meeting an inspection toul
was taken to the Presbyterian
Church in Poolesville wher,
members have planned plant
ing around the parsonage. TIL,
group will meet with Mrs
Smith in May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Windel
and son, Harry. Toronto, Can.
visited Mrs. Winder's brother
Mr.. John Hall, Poolesville, Sat
urday, and then went on to vii
liamsburg. Va, for a week.
The Woman's Society o
Christian Service of the Hyatts
town Methodist Church was en-
tertained by one of its members
Mrs. John McElfresh, at he
home on South Market St, il
Frederick at its April meeting
Mrs. William b. Everett, Dick
erson, and Mrs. Becky Selb.
Ball, were hOstesses TO 2
guests at stOrk showed 70
Mrs. George Manaia, Rockville
at Mrs. Balls home in Pooles
vile, Wednesday night. Til
presents, grouped around
st0rk, were opened by the moth
er-tO-be who is the former Bal
bara Repass Of this area.
The Monacacy Homemaker
Club had a good attendance a
its April meeting at the Fir
House in Beallsville. The pres
ident, Mrs. Windsor Day, cor
dvcted the meeting. Mrs. Cath
crime NJ. Rhoads, Home Demon
stration agent. presented tn
program. Choose to Live We
With Extension Service" Re
freshments were served by Mr.:
Guy V. Lewis. ST., Mrs. Georg
"a. Savage and Mrs. G.. Best Lii
thicum, using an Easter an
Spring table theme. Floral al
arrangements were by Mrs. ALE
Il