Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-11
TwinbFook N
Parents Get
Reminder on q
Kindergarten,
By Rita E. Elliott
Garden 1896

lWlnDrook elementary School
requests that any parents of
children eligible to enter Kinder,
garten this fall, who have not
received forms by the end Of
this month, contact the school,
Garden 1852. Any child who
will reach his or her fifth birth
day this year is a prospective
Kindergartener. ~
The Sixth Grade girls at
Twinbrook recently received two ,
lectures on Charm and Groom
ing" More than 60 girls filled
the "All-Purpose" room of the
school to learn the meaning of
charm along with the gracious
techniques of walking and sit.
ting.
Mrs. Virginia Moore, profess
sional model and teacher,
stressed the importance Of good
posture for beauty and health.
Any sixth grade teachers who
would like to arrange similar
lectures, free of charge for their
students, may call Garden
a,8858.
Twinbrookers participating in
the Little Theatre production of
"The Curious Savage" are Lucy
Redkey, Joe Fair, Ray Mary
man, Betty Brigham, Tom
Kelly, Margaret Paradis and
Shirley Hatch behind the scenes.
Others in the cast are: Jack
Roth, Marion Mack, Woodie
Stevenson, Barbara Crago and
Virginia Fetyko.
The production will be held
February 10 and 20, at $3.50 pm.
at Broome Junior High School.
Tickets are $1.50 adults, and rs
cents for students. This family
play Is being directed by Jean
Holmes with the assistance Of
Jean Everhart.
The Annual Congregational
Meeting and Supper of the Saint
Andrews United Presbyterian
Church, will be held on Sunday,
February IA, at 8 pm. at the
Civic Center. Each family is to
bring a casserole or meat dish,
and a salad or dessert. The
congregation Is now meeting
az Broome Junior High School
three new Church School Glasses
have been added at 9:45 am.
Joseph Jodl, 1908 McAuliffe
dr., Instrumental Director at
Wheaton High School, led the
Wheaton knights" band for
the opening dag:ceremonies last
Friday at Wheaton Plaza. They
first played for the $3.50 am.
Montgomery Ward opening, and
then at IL am. for Woodies. At
noon series of sirens an
nounced the opening Of the
stores.
Joe and his wife Ileana also
attended the Civic Reception,
the previous evening, for 1900
Civic Leaders of the Wheaton
area from z p.m.-9 pm, given
by both Woodward & Lothrop
and Montgomery Wards. In the
crowd from Twinbrook were
The Hugo Eskildsons. the Roger
Blacks, Betty and Bill Strunk,
Mr.. nd Mrs. Robert McCord,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Tarallo,
the Gerald Reymores, Robert
Maddox, Mrs. Walter Evans,
Mrs. Arthur King, Mr.. Martin
A. Croy and the Gilbert Elliotts.
Mrs. Jerry Davis, Farragut
ave-, held an Evening Dessert
last Monday for "a neighbors
and friends, in honor of her
Mother, Mrs. Archard J. Gamm,
who is visiting from Sheffield,
Iowa for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Trammell
just moved into 1908 st. Lo ave-,
from 301 N Adams st. Their
daughter and her family, Mr..
and Mrs. Norman Glover re.
Gently moved from that address
to West Palm Beach, Fla.
Mr.. Trammell, formerly an
electrical Inspector with the
county, now has his own cleo.
trical business In Rockville.
Mr.. Achilles Tuchtan, 1920
Gainsboro rd., as councilman,
welcomed new group to be
known as Scottish Highland
ers." Their first meeting last
Friday evening at the Civic
Center included people of Scot.
fish descent. Buffet dinner was
served with a background OF
recorded musician interlude OF
bag pipers in kits in between.
Irish jigs were well performed
and watched by John Gray,
Hugh Gillespie, the Bruce Watts.
the Ray Davises. the George
Hornecks and man yothers.
Cub Pack 943 met Tuesday
evening at the Wheaton Hot
Shoppe for their Annual Father
and Son Dinner" with Cub.
master, Robert Raft.
Among many Scouts who have
participated in Operation VIP"
-pinnlng top government Off.
Gals in observance of scouting's
50th Jubilee Birthday is Geof-