Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-04-28

that PRESIDENT de Gdulle Woulo
visit the farm and the restau-
rant. In fact, All-States had
made preparations for his COM
ing, but at the last minute, the
French president changed his
from attending a conference on
Community and Industrial De-
velopment sponsored by Poto-
mac Edison at Cacapon Lodge,
Berkeley Spring, w. Va.
The Browningsville Home
makers Club met last week at
the home of Mrs. Minor Burns
with Mrs. Roby Watkins as CO.
hostess. Following the serving
of dessert Mrs. Sidney Mills,
club president opened the meet
ing with the homemakers'
thought for the month Keep
Maryland Beautiful" Mrs. John
Stup was named chairman of
the committee to trim a booth
at the spring meeting of the
Homemakers at the Ag Center.
Mrs. Roy Arnold will have a
demonstration on ready made
clothing at the May meeting.
Mrs. Catherine r h o d e S
showed slides and gave a synop-
sis on storage management of
various county homemakers
and how to make the best use
of our storage facilities.
The Damascus Fire Depart
ment Auxiliary will m e
Thursday at $50 at the fire
house.
The Missionary Study Group
met this week with Mrs. Ralph
Nash as leader of the study or
Luke. Mrs. William Waters
and Mrs. William Mullinix were
hostesses for the luncheon fol
lowing the meeting.
Cub Scout Pack No. TIT held
its April meeting at the Legion
Home. Awards chairman, EN-
erson Saylor presented the fol
lowing awards: Wolf-Roscot
Tolley, Douglas Mills and Mich
ael Low; Bear-William Tenchi
Lion-Clayton Brown, Larry
Mills and Mark Proett; Cole
Arrow-Jay Meadors, Wayne
Shaw and James Hawkins; frs
year pin-Larry Mills and Ken
meth Shook. Cubmaster Keith
Davy took five Bobcats into the
pack-Carl Kellogg, Michae
Hughes, Mark Shon, Billy Nc
Kinnon, and Michael Shipley
Allen Payne completed his Web
10 requirements and was re
ceived into the Boy Scouts by
Dwight Monnier, chairman o.
the local troop committee. New
Cub Scout committeeman fol
the year were introduced
Names and assignments o
these individuals will be an
nounced later. Allen Purdun
was introduced by Mr.. Davy a:
the new assistant cub master
Parents and friends enjoyed ;
trip down the st. Lawrence ant
through the Great Lakes con
Quoted by the boys of each den
Mrs. Donald Byrnes has beer
named chairman of the spring
Smorgasbord to be given a
DIS on May 81. This will b.
the fourth such event staged b,
the congregation of st. Paul.
Catholic Church. Co-chairmeI
assisting Mrs. Byrnes are Mrs
Earl Marshall and Mrs. Barbar;
Van Petten. Other COMMITTEES
chairmen are Mrs. Arthur Mar
tineau, decorations; Mrs. vii
liam Tench. dining room; Mrs
Thomas McCarvill, gift bar
Mrs. Robert Hart, publicity
and Mrs. Michael Turtin, bak,
sale. The gift bar will featur
plants, summer jewelry, ant
beach items. Organ music viii
be furnished throughout tn
evening by Mr.. LaClair Mates
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Newell
are receiving congratulations Of
the birth of their second daugh
ter Patricia Anne last week a
Walter Reed Hospital.
The Rev. c. Eugene Krat
was the guest speaker Sunda.
at the Damascus First Baptis
Church. He is a former mis-
sionary to Southern Rhodesis
Forrest Snyder, jr., represent
ed Damascus High School il
the Optimist Club Oratorica
Contest held last week at tn
Frances Scott Key Hotel il
Frederick. The topic was tn
Voice of Optimism" He wa
sponsored by the ClarksburI
Optimist Club and won thir
place in the event.