Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-31
Germantown
|Pre-SchOOI
Conference
Due April IL
BY Deborah III. Lenz
WAverly 6-0692

new pupils entering school in
September, along with the chill
dren, are asked to come to the
school that day in order to have
conferences with the principal
and the school nurse. There are
forms to be filled out, and a
chance offered to talk over any
problems.
Mrs. William w. Smith en-.
tertained % members of the
Evening Circle of the Neelsville
Presbyterian Church at her
home at Hereford Hills on
Tuesday evening. March %.
Devotions were led by Mrs,
Paul L. Stang. A discussion on
the Psalms of Nature was con.
Quoted, with Mrs. E. c. Madge-
burger in charge. "The Church
Alive" was the subject of the
topic presented by Mrs. M.
Thomas Slater.
Mr.. William E. Birgfeld spent
a few days last week in Mont.
gonery County General Hos
pital, but has returned home
feeling fine.
Becky Morton celebrated her
ninth birthday anniversary on
March Fl. Two of her friends
had dinner with her at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. William D. Morton, jr.
Hard-hit by postponements
due to heavy SHOWS in March
was the Hook Craft Guild,
which was able to meet on
March % at Parklawn. Mrs.
Robert Jones and Mrs. Robert
Slaughter gave a demonstra.
ton on novelty dyeing. A nom.
mating committee was ap'
pointed.
The class in rug-hooking met
on Friday, March Is, at the
home of Mrs. Robert Jones in
Bethesda. Several members of
the class are fro mour area.
Get well wishes go out to
Mr.. John E. Bigelow, who is
suffering with mumps.
Last Friday, March 25, which
was the Feast of the Annunica.
ton, was the occasion for a trip
by the fourth, fifth and sixth
grade pupils of the Junior
Choir of st. Martins School,
Gaithersburg. There were %
carloads, including nearly $50
pupils, who Travelled to Trinity
College in Washington. There
they sang a mass.
The women in the Hereford
Hills homes have recently
formed a card club. The first
gathering was held Monday
evening, March 81, at the home
of Mrs. Louis Beall, at which
time canasta was played. Seven
women were present.
Mrs. John Kitterman and
Mrs. Donald Wagner represent
ed the Jamestown Presbyterian
Church at the Presbyterial ex.
ecutive meeting held last Fri.
day, March Is, at the Fourth
Presbyterian Church on River
I'd.
On Sunday, March 20, at the
worship service of the Neels.
vile Church, the Sacrament of
Baptism was administered to
Catherine Elaine Collins, daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
w. Collins, of Shady Grove I'd.
Catherine is the granddaughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Col.
Inns.
Plans are being completed for
the annual Easter Sunrise Serv.
ice to be held on Sugarloaf
Mountain. Speaker will be the
Rev. John Vedder Edwards,
assistant minister of the Ma.
tional Presbyterian Church in
Washington. Other ministers in
our area will participate in the
order of worship. The service
begins at 6 am, and is SEIZED.
uled to last one hour. A chorus
made up of choir members of
the area churches and others
interested will hold rehearsals
at the Clarksburg Methodist
Church on Mondays, April 4
and IL, at 1880 pm.
Mr.. and RMS. Roger Uum.
phrey entertained two of their
family members at a joint birth.
day dinner recently. Honor
guests were their son, Viii.
liam, of Arlington, and their
son-in-law, Gerald Kingsburv,
of Germantown. Also present
were Mrs. William Humphrey
and young daughter and Mrs.
kingsbury and young son.
The Jamestown School was
the setting last Friday evening
for the meeting of the Mariners
Club of the Jamestown Church.
At this meeting square dane.
ing was enjoyed by the eight
couples in attendance. Caller
for the dancing was Mr.. John
Thomas Kelley. Hosts for the
occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Zimmerman and Mr.. and
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