Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-28
Germantown
Scout Unit
Enjoys Jaunt
To New York
BY Deborah III. LenE
WAverly 6-0692

Girl Scouts of this area had
an adventurous treat on Easter
Monday, when they had a days
jaunt to New York City. Under
the leadership of Mrs. Everett
E. Moone and Mrs. Paul Kemp,
SO girls left Germantown by
bus at 6:15 am, and upon ar
rival in New York made visit
to the United Nations. A tour
of Radio City was also included
in the days activities. 1t was a
tired but happy bus-load that
reached Germantown that night
at 11:45 pm.
The Germantown area girls
making the trip were: Ruth
Holmes, Donna McFaddan, Rob.
in Graves, Sandra Patton, Jean
Burkey, Darlene Smith, Sharon
McGrew, Kristin Sprowls, Nam
cy Grimes, Judy Kitterman,
Marie Humphrey, Kitty Brad.
ley, Sarah King and 10 Ann
Dorsey. Adult sponsors who
made the trip, in addition to
the two leaders, were Mrs. Rich
ard Sprowls, Mrs. William Dor
sey, Miss Betty Brandenburg
and Mrs. Glen Bradley. In addi.
ton to the above, II girls and
adults from Gaithersburg &C.
companied them. The trip was
sponsored in part by the two
troops Cookie Sale proceeds,
and the rest by personal funds
and contributions.
To parents of children who
will begin school (either kinder,
garten or first grade) in Sep
TENDER in the Germantown
Dickerson, and GAINESVILLE
areas, this will remind you that
the Pre-School Conference will
be held tomorrow morning
April 20, at the Germantown
Elementary School from 9 am
to noon. Parents are asked to
bring their children with theil
birth certificates for registra
ton and conference.
Mrs. Benton B. Westfall and
daughter, Ingebord, experienced
a long-anticipated event last
Wednesday, April 20, when they
drove to New York City to see
the Broadway play, THE Mir
acle Worker" starring Anne
Bancroft and Patty Duke as the
principal characters. The play
is the story OF Helen Keller, anC
has received outstanding re
views. Mrs. Westfall reports she
had never encountered a NOR.
appreciative audience anywhere
Before returning home tn,
same day, the Westfalls includ
ed some Broadway shopping il
their itinerary.
Yesterday six area Girl Scou
leaders attended the annual Cir
Scout District Luncheon, held a
Camp lockwood, the Nationa
Girl Scout Camp. located OF
Macarthur blvd. They included
Mrs. Everett E. Moone, Mrs
Paul Kemp, Mrs. Edward Ham
rich, Mrs. Thomas Marshall
Mrs. Frank Rynex, and Mrs. An
drew H. Gibbs.
At the Cider Barrel Traile
Court last Wednesday evening
number of the women trailer
ties gave housewarming To-
Mrs. Fannie Burdette. Mrs. Bur
dette and her nephew, MI
James Shelton, with whom sh,
lives, have recently purchased
new trailer. There were 25 pres
} ent, and many lovely gifts wer
presented to the guest of honor
Home for the week for tn,
Easter holidays were Haze
Whitaker of George Washing
ton University. Roberta Welle
: also had ten-day Easter hol
day at home from her nursin,
studies at Washington Hospits
Center.
Ensign Jon Westfall, a recen
. graduate of the u. s. Navy
: Officer Candidate School, lef
, Wednesday with two other &C:
=, graduates, Ensign Richard KeI
~, Of Boston, Mass, and Ensig,
; Gene Lindsay Of Manassas, Va
to drive to San Diego, Calf. 70
, new duty assignments In tina
: area.
The baked ham and frie
chicken supper, sponsored b
the Mems Fellowship of tn
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
. will be held this Saturday, Apr
: 80, beginning at 2 pm. (Se
Coming Events in the Classifie
! Section.) A delicious supper
guaranteed.
Saturday evening at $3.50 tn
! final concert of this season
Community Concert series wi
: be presented at which time tn
Bel Canto Trio will be guest al
fists.
. Mr.. and Mrs. George "
; Wood and family have sol
. their home on Waters I'd. an
| purchased an S0.acre farm i
, Missouri, where they plan
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