Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-22

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Power.
We are sorry to report that
Frank Blood is in Montgomery
General Hospital suffering
from broken arm incurred
when he fell from a truck.
The Damascus Rotary Club
will hold its annual charter
night tonight at the Brooke
Manor Country Club. Dinner at
6 pm. will be followed by in
stallation of officers and enter
tainment.
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Pastor Sim of the Lutheran
Church of the Reedemer tells
us that both confirmation class
es of his church will have a
one-day retreat at Mar-Lu-
Ridge on Saturday, leaving
from the parsonage at $3.50 am.
The women of the Church of
the Redeemer will have their
first fall meeting next Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Henry
Hesse, $40 Highview ST., at 8
pm. Every woman of the con-
gregation is invited to attend.
The Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer is forming a junior
choir for young people in the
fourth through eighth grades
and will hold its first rehearsal
at the parsonage on Sugar Loaf
dr.. at 10 am. Saturday, Octo-
Ger l.
There will be a meeting at 8
pm. next Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. William Station on Ridge
I'd, of all women interested in
forming a cooperative nursery
school. Much interest has al
ready been shown and about 80
women have expressed a desire
to know more about the prof.
ect.
The Rev. Sim will speak on
his experiences in connection
with the first cooperative kin
dergarten in Carroll County.
He will tell of both their prob
lens and successes. 1t is hoped
that plans may be formulated
so that classes may get started
about the first of the year.
Anyone wishing to attend the
meeting who needs transporta-
ton, is invited to call Mrs. By
ron Jones, who will arrange for
them to attend. Mrs. Jones may
be reached at CT. 1891.
An antique auto show was
held last Sunday by the Ameri'
can Legion. 1t was well attend
ed despite the cloudy and show
cry weather. In addition to the
auto show, a delicious chicken
dinner was served to 335 people.
The entire affair was an out
standing success.
Approximately 135 antique
cars took part in the show. Var
ious contests were held for driv.
ers of these cars. The backup
contest was won by Mr.. Alex
ander of Silver Spring; the
cranking contest by Paul Reedy,
the drifting contest by Mr..
Prentice. both of Prince
Georges County, and the scram-
BILE contest by Mr.. Newton.
All of the above are members
of the National Capital Region
Club.
The winner of the longest
distance Travelled was won by
Mr.. ]. Jackson, who came from
Winchester, Yea.
CT pa,ils Catholic Church
held an auction sale on Satur-
day, which continued through
most of the day. 1t was a sue
cessful sale and the committee
who deserves the credit for
making it so are Mrs. Thomas
McCarvill, country store; MRS
Arthur Martineau, in charge OF
bake sale; Mrs. Jim Welsh and
Mrs. Edmund Rhodes, refresh
ments; Cmdr. George S. Ben
nett, pickup; Harold Anamosa,
special solicitations, and Don
Byrnes, advertising. The Buy
and Sell Antique SHOP OF freo-
erick bought some pieces which
were sold and from which st.
.. Pauls received a commission.
At the Executive Committee
meeting of the Damascus Ele-
mentary School P!TA, held Sep
TENDER 9, Charles Hoover, prin-
. cipal, announced the following
new additions to his teaching
staff: Mrs. Nancy Morton, KIN
dergarten, a graduate of the
University of Maryland; Mrs.
{. Mary Pfefferkorn, first grade,
/. educated at Western Maryland
I: College and the University OF
! Maryland, and has taught IN
: Howard County schools, Mrs.
Cayle Stees, second grade, a
: graduate of North Central Col
! Iege in Illinois and has taught
in Iowa and Ohio; Mrs. Nancy
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