Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-24
Damascus
Group Sees
photographs
OF Europe
By Marion Griffith
Clearwater 3-2682

The Wesleyan Service Guild
of the Damascus Methodist
Church met Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Harold Morton.
The Misses Connie and Edwina
Mullinix showed slides taken
during their trip to Europe last
summer. Final plans were made
for the fashion show sponsored
by the Guild which is to be held
March 30 at 8 pm. at the Legion
Home. Fashions will be by Miss
Harper of the Congressional
Plaza and models will be from
Phyllis Bells model agency.
Mrs. William Miles is general
chairman and Mrs. Clarence
PAYNE is ticket CHI airman
Tickets may be purchased from
the chairman or at the door.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
D m Gus Fire Department
meets tonight at $3.50 pm. at
the firehouse.
At a special meeting of the
fire department last week dates
for the departments annual
carnival were changed from
June % THROUGH July 2 to June
d through July 4.
Mrs. Mary c. Mullinix is a
patient at Montgomery General
Hospital.
Just a reminder that the date
for the annual spring round UP
at Damascus Elementary School
is April II. There will be no
kindergarten on that date. All
children who will be five by
December 81 are eligible for
kindergarten and parents are
asked to cooperate by register.
ing children on this date. Also
any child who will be in first
grade next fall and did not at.
tend kindergarten this year is
asked to register.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burke
and Linda Sue and Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Fleming were dinner
guests Saturday of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenneth Howes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Williams,
Mrs. Herbert S. Hyatt, Mr..
Jerry Cook, Mr.. Everett Jones,
and Mr.. Ulysses Griffith w at.
tended the banquet last week
at Kenwood Country Club
honoring Mr.. Melvin Reese.
The M e h dist Leadership
Training Course for the Mt.
Airy subdistrict will meet each
Tuesday through April 5.
The Church-wide School of
Missions of the Damascus Meth.
Odist Church will continue next
Sunday with a snack supper at
five followed by worship, a
period of study and a display
of African tools and cultural
items loaned by Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Slacum
and family are spending the
coming weekend in Orange, Va.
The annual DIS talent show
scheduled for March II will be
given March 25.
The Junior Class will present
a three act mystery-comedy
play "Aunt Cathie.s Cat" at
8 pm. on March 81 and April /.
Students will see the play next
Thursday during an assembly.
The cast includes: Gloria King,
Aunt Jane; Elaine Robin,
Cathie; Carole Ste C k m n,
Peggy; Ruth Lee, Dotty; Vir-
ginia Dietz, lilly; Tommy Poole,
policeman; Robert Clodfelter,
gas man; Richard Wilt, dead
man; Jackie Jacobs, Maria;
Vernon Rogers, Jose; Jane Null.
lineaux, Liz; and Eddie Burd-
cite, Bill. Linda Burdette and
Mary Kesler are student direc.
tors. Mr.. Milton Proett and
Mrs. Marjorie Heyhoe are ad-
visors.
The DIS Advanced Mixed
Chorus, Ninth Grade Chorus
and Band all under the direc.
ton of Mr.. Donald Murphy
will present their annual Spring
Concert on Sunday, March q
at 3 pm. in the school auditor
ium. Tickets may be purchased
from members of the choruses
and the band.
The first track meet of the
season will be held April l at
Reisterstown. Returning letter
men this year include Arthur
Johnson, Bobby Stup, Frank
Grimes, Leonard King and
Tommy Herndon. Mr.. Leon
Swart Is the track coach.
There will be a donkey bas-
ketball game in the high school
gym, on Saturday, March 26,
sponsored by the Varsity club.
The Damascus P.TA met last
Monday. Cub Scout Den 1 led
the flag salute and the invoca.
ton was given by Mr.. Graham
Petrie. Mr.. Hoover of the ele.
mentary school announced that
Mrs. Nancy Day will teach the
first grade group formerly
taught by Mrs. Sandra Har-
rison.
The P.TA voted to go on