Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-05-05
Goithersburg
Community Lions Club
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will make its Gaithersburg
visit on Monday, May 8, when
it will be stationed at st. Mar
tins Church between 3 pm. and
7:45 pm. The visit is under
the sponsorship of the Lions
Club of Gaithershurg, Ascen-
sion Chapel, st. Martins Cath
Ollie Church and the Gathers
burg'Washingtpn Grove Volun-
teer Fire Department. All
healthy adults under SO years
of age are urged to volunteer
for this painless contribution
to the health and welfare of
our community, An appoint
ment to donate blood may be
made by calling James Hane
at WA. 6-3S33 or WA. 6-0021,
or Alfred Christie III, at WA.
6-3013, You may also call
either of these persons if there
should be a need for blood.
Betsy Jacobs was hostess for
the April &c meeting of the
Gaithershurg Girls All Club.
Jeanette Stup reported on the
Senior Demonstration Day held
April 20 in the County Office
Building In Rockville and noted
that the Gaithersburg clubs
participants had received sew
eral awards as follows: CAROLYN
Mills, "How to Pack Suit
case," second prize; jeanette
Stup, pressed cookies, first
prize; Carolyn Teets, cherry
pie, first prize; and Patsy
Fink, home furnishings, second
prize.
Mrs. Milmo Hambleton pre-
sented information on the girls
camp to be held in Howard
County in late June and also
gave a Observation-Disclosures
ton on accessories for a girls
room. Plans were made to at
tend the Church of the Breth-
rem on National All Sunday,
May %. A recipe demonstra.
ton by Linda Stup was given
after adjournment. Two new
members, Virginia Monaco and
Shelly Cuffley, were welcomed
into the club.
Gaithersburg Girl Scouts
were well represented on Sun
day, April "a, when the Girl
Scout Observance, under the
auspices of the Catholic Com
mittee on Scouting, was held
at st. Matthew's Cathedral. The
Most Rev. Philip M. Hanan,
Auxiliary to the Archbishop of
Washington, presided at the
colorful ceremony, and the SER
mon was given by the Rev.
William Foran, Scout Chaplain.
In attendance were the fol-
lowing local Girl Scouts; Elaine
Federline, Martha Healy, Eliz-
beth Wyman, Patricia Musser,
Regina Moses, Barbara Rich
ardson, Rita Gloyd, Betsy Hea-
ly, Peggy Player, Theresa Rose
and Barbara Schultz.
Fifteen members and two
guests attended the April meet
ing of the Washington Grove
Homemakers at the home OF
Mrs. Richard Schwartz. Mrs.
Brake and Mrs. Virgil
Sopders were assisting host
esses. Reports were presented
by Mrs. David Bradley, Mrs.
William Teepe, and Mrs. Wat.
kins.
The W.S.C.S. Of the Grace
Methodist Church will hold a
rummage sale in the church
basement on May 6 and Z. Fri
day hours are u noon until 8
pm, and Saturday sales will
run from 8 am. until noon.
Clothing, household articles,
and a wide variety of other
items will be offered. Sand
Wiches, coffee and cakes will
also be on sale.
J. Forest Walker, a man who
just never takes vacations, left
on Sunday to spend a week
with his son and daughter-in-
law, Capt. and Mrs. Robert
Walker, in Eau Gallie, Fla.
Capt. Walker Is stationed at
Cape Canaveral.
Mrs. Fred Anderson will be
hostess this evening to the Miz-
pah Class of the First Baptist
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bryce Wor-
ley had as their houseguests
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Bremen and family Of Lee Sum-
NIT, Mo.
Miss Marian Curling, English
teacher at the high school, in
vited Mrs. Bess Becker to visit
one of the junior English class
es last Thursday. Mrs. Becker
read a number of her poems to
the students and shared in q
class discussion of poetry and
song writing. She also read to
the students letters from the
late w. C. Handy and Jimmy
Driftwood.
Members of the Gaithersburg
Kiwanis Club invited their
wives, the members of the
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