Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
BY Mollie w. Christie
WAverly 6-3525

senior hlgn Scnool FdIeAr
Teacher Association for the
196O.61 term. Other officers
chosen last Monday evening in
clude: Jack Watson, first vice
president; George Pughe, Sec
ond vice president; Raymond
Moore, third vice president;
Mrs. Leonard Katz. recording
secretary; Mrs. David Brandon
burg, corresponding secretary;
and J. w. Deppa, treasurer. In
stallation of officers will take
place at the May meeting.
On the subject of schools,
the Board of Education has
named Otis C. White to be prin-
cipal of the new Gaithersburg
Junior High School Mr.. White,
who makes his home in Silver
Spring at present, is studying
at the University of Maryland
under the county's internship
program.
The Washington Grove Home
makers were addressed by Mrs.
Catherine Rhoads at their
March "a meeting at the home
of Mrs. David Bradley. Assist
ing hostesses were Mrs. Clar-
ence Becraft, Miss Lydia Mills
and Mrs. Carroll Ware. There
were fourteen members and
two guests present at the meet
ing. The youngest in attend
ance was little Miss Theresa
Finneyfrock, who has attend
ed every meeting since she was
six weeks old. She is now three
and a half of age, and already
q veteran Honemaker.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of Robert Kreklau, who
passed away last Friday at the
home of his niece, Mrs. L. l.
Leal. Services and interment
were in Montana. Going out for
the funeral were his sister, Mrs
Emma McCarville, and his
brother, julie Kreklau.
Mrs. Leonard Ward returned
home on Thursday after two
weeks as an eye surgery patient
at the Washington Hospital
Center and a weeks stay with
a sister in Washington.
Revival services at the First
Baptist Church are scheduled
to begin on Sunday evening
April 8, at 8 o'clock and con
tinue through April 10, with the
exception Of Saturday. DR.. AL
bert G. Williams of Eastern
Baptist Seminary, Philadelphia
wiil be the guest evangelist; ant
the song services will be led by
Joel c. Batson, chaplain's assist
ant at the local NIKE site. A
cordial invitation to residents o.
the area Is extended by tht
pastor, the Rev. B. Franz
Foster.
Mrs. Jean Belt was hostesse:
on Thursday evening to the
members of the Gaithersburg
Washington Grove Auxiliary o.
the Montgomery County Gen
eral Hospital. The group rolled
a total of 800 bandages. Plan:
were made for the annua
spring card party, to be helt
this year at the Parklawn Man
sion on the evening of Friday
May IS, at s o'clock. Tickets
for the party are now on sale
Since there will be only 10t
tickets available, interested per
sons are advised to get theirs
early.
Pvt. Douglas Newman ha.
completed his training in bust
ness administration school a
Fort Jackson, s. c. and is now
at his new assignment at For
Mcpherson, Atlanta, Ga.
This is a reminder of the Ep
worth Methodist Church lunch
con planned for Thursday. Apri
7. beginning at IL am. TIL,
menu includes hot biscuits anC
creamed chicken.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert Kindred
and their four children of Char
lottesville, Va. are the guests
of Mrs. Kindred's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Woodrow Adam. while
DR.. Kindred is on a two.weel
assignment at the u. 5. Nava
Medical Center in Bethesda.
Members of Bethel No. q
international Order Of JOBS
Daughters, headed by Mis-
Christy Lou Foster, attended
divine worship in a body at tbs
Epworth Methodist Church las
Sunday morning.
The Gaithersburg Girls Az
Club met on Tuesday, March %
at the home of the president
Wilma Embrey. Plans wert
made to enter the basketball
tournament with a junior team
led by Susan Embrey. and Z
senior team, headed by Patsy
Fink. Reports were made on tn,
recent family night sponsored
by the All group and the county
vesper service at the Neelsvillt
Presbyterian Church. Wanda
Embrey presented a demonstra
ton on French toast, and Wilma
Embrey spoke to the group or
helpful hints with money magic