Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Sandy Spring
Showing
of Fashions
Due by P-TA
By Margie AdelfiO
Walker 4-38O3

8 pm.
Parents, teachers and stu
dents as well as models from
the Betsy Jet School of Mod
cling will show the outfits from
Montgomery Wards new Whea-
ton store. Fashions for the en-
tire family will be shown.
During the program, the
junior high music department
will offer a production called
"The April Fool"
Admission to the fund raising
event will be 81 for adults and
so cents for children.
At a recent ceremony at Sher-
wood High School the tapping
of new members of the Ma
tional Honor Society took place.
Students are chosen for the so
ciety on the basis of four main
qualities: scholarship (they
must maintain a 80 average),
leadership, character and SER
ice.
The nine boys and 16 girls
tapped this year, all from the
18th and 18th grades, are: Don
Holmes, Charles Wallace, Marci
Oyhus, Dick Walters, Marlys
Page, Dabney Delaney, Inga
Taylor, Judy Witherspoon,
Mary Ruth Roger, Sandy Ma
der, Carol Zimmerman, John
Swartz, nellie Aiken, Brenda
Jones, Yvonne Oursler, Carol
Pickett, Janet Bryan, Andy Hon.
gell, Harvin Mahan, Stephen
van Scoyac, Shirley Johnson,
Carolyn Kluckhuhn, Robert
Kruhm, Eric Morrow and Bar
bara NegaL
A cantata, 1.-THE Crucifixion"
by John Stainer, will be present
ed by the choir of Ashton Meth
odist Church on Palm Sunday
evening, April 10, at 8 pm. at
the Church. Director of the can
tata is Mrs. Margaret Harris
and Mrs. Jane Shaffer will be
at the organ. All are welcome.
Reverend Gerald Alderman
gave a very Informative talk
regarding the history of Wom-
ems Societies in Churches at
the last general meeting of the
WSCS of Ashton Methodist
Church on March %. Hostesses
for the meeting were Audrey
Lethbridge, Darlene Mcdaniel
and Carolyn McCarty.
The last meeting of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary of Nor
man Price Post No. SO was held
at the home of Mrs. Edward
Sheeler in Ednor on March : 4.
Despite unfavorable weather at
the time good representation
of the membership attended.
The next meeting of the Auxil-
larry will be held at the Post
Home in Brookeville on April
II. Mrs. Robert Kemp Is presi-
dent of the group.
Hometown Broadway" on
Saturday night put on by the
Sandy Spring Lions Club pro-
duced a lot of laughs for its
hometown audience. Those
Lions, whose talent is hidden
under a cloak of conservative
responsibility for most of the
rest of the year, can certainly
produce when it comes time for
their annual show.
People are talking about
the Charleston, danced as never
before by Lion Floyd Cameron
ct al, the Johnson Junior Jets
and their athletic prowess, sing
ers Tom Stabler, Tim Conner,
Willard Derrick and Jim Kibbe
in quartet, GLAND Hawkins fine
rendition of September Song"
the harem of Sheik Meredith
Pattie, president of the Lions
Club, and all the rest of the
wonderful skits emceed by
Clyde Unglesbee. A good show
and a good crowd brought
profits for Lions good works.
Robert Morrow of the Mont
gomery County School Board is
going to be guest speaker at the
next meeting of the Sherwood
Elementary School P-TA. He
will be on hand to answer any
questions you may have for
him. The meeting will be in the
aL-purpose room of Sherwood
Elementary School at 2 pm. on
Tuesday, April 5.
On April 10, Sunday evening
at 8 pm, there will be an adj
dress on "Quakerism Today" by
William Hubben at the Com
munity House. Mr.. Hubben
came to this country from Ger
many in 1888 to escape Hitler,
ana has been a teacher at
George School in Pennsylvania
for % years. He is editor of the
Friends Journal. A question
period will follow his talk and
al. are welcome.
The Adelfio family is cur
rently enjoying a visitor from
Italy. Signora Adele Adelfio ar.
rived Sunday by plane from her
home in Palermo. The attrac-
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