Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-18
oIneY
Drama Group
Set to Hold
Readings
BY Sheila FleisheH
Walker 4-9147


Tonight at $3.50 at the Sher-
wood High School Theater, the
members of the Sandy Spring
Theater Group will have read
ings for the Spring Play. The
play chosen for this year is Two
Blind Mice. A large cast will
be involved as there are parts
for IA men and four women. All
area residents, who are inter-
ested, are invited to attend and
may try out for a part, as
scripts will be distributed to all
present. Even if acting is not
your forte, there are many
backstage and other production
positions available.
The public is also invited on
February 26 to performance
of three one-act plays presented
by the Sandy Spring Theater
Group. Admission is free, with
the curtain rising at $3.50 at the
Little Theater in Sherwood High
School. The first offering will
be How He Lied To Her Hus-
band-directed by Mr.. Fred
Joiner and featuring Mr.. Joseph
Mayer, Mrs. John Grzeszkiewicz
and Mr.. Melvin Scheidt. The
next play will be The Duelling
Oakes-directed by Mrs. VIM.
Fleishell and the cast includes
Mrs. Ben Whitehurst, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Clark, Miss Shirley
Painting and Mr.. Patrick White
hurst. The Third offering will be
Kisses-directed by Mr.. Robert
Morgan, featuring Mr.. Richard
Ertzman, Mr.. John GrZeszkiew-
icz, Miss Mary.Jane Lynch, Miss
Charlotte Palmer, Mrs. Eliza
beth Lechliter and Miss Janet
Bryan.
In spite of the inclement
weather, over 40 members of
the Goshen Hunt attended a
Stirrup Cup held at the Briers,
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Gilpin, on Saturday, Feb
ruary Ia. CA Stirrup Cup, for
the uninitiated, is a pre-hunt
buffet. Promptly at l pm, led
by the Joint Masters, Mr.. John
Stabler and Mr.. Marian Curran,
over II riders braved the threat
ening snow on their chase of
that elusive fox.
The Olney All club will meet
on Wednesday, February "a at
the home of Mrs. Gordon UNI
stead in Olney. The club is busy
making preparations for the
celebration of National All Club
Week-which will begin on
March 5. The Olney club, in
conjunction with the Colesville
All club, will decorate a show
case at the Sherwood High
School. This display, which will
feature the various All projects,
will be on view from March l
to Is. They will also distribute
posters to business firms in the
Olney area. On March 5 the
Olney club will attend, and a
luncheon and fashion show will
be presented, with Beth Nc
Closkey of the Olney Club
seated to be mistress of cere-
monies.
Also on February "a, the
Olney Sunshine Homemakers
club will meet at the home of
Mrs. John Grzeszkiewicz in Sun
shine. Mrs. Ralph Hickman will
present Choose to Live Well, an
illustrated lecture on posture
and good grooming. Refresh.
ments will be served.
Recent participants in a Pub
lie Speaking Workshop were
Beth McClosky, representing
the Olney All club, and John
Meyer and Rob McClosky who
represented the Montgomery
County Sheep and Swine 4-H d.
vision. The workshop, held at
the County Building, featured
lectures by Miss Dorothy Emer-
son, who is the associate state
All leader.
All who live or work in the
Olney area, are invited to attend
a luncheon held on February
26, by the VICES of the Oakdale.
Emory Methodist Church. Ad.
mission is 81 and lunches will
be served at 11:30 in the parish
hall. The Church is located at
Georgia and Emory Church I'd,
just opposite Martins Dairy.
Plans are under way to hold
these luncheons several times a
month, with proceeds going to
the building fund for the church.
Chairman for these events is
Mrs. Lawrence Ashworth.
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