Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-08

Gochenour, of all things nece
living. The boys are 8, IL, and
IA years in ages. Clothing is
necessary, as well as linens, fur
niture, kitchen equipment, etc.
Anyone interested in helping in
any way is asked to call Mrs.
Cochenour (WA. 6-1616) and
she will give details as to how
you can help.
Two deaths in our area re-
Gently have saddened our
hearts and left a sense of loss.
James Earl Sutphin, 81, a
dairy farmer of near Boyds,
died Sunday, November 20, at
Montgomery General Hospital
after a lengthy illness. He is
survived by his wife, Lois, and
four children, Irene, Judy, STAN
ford, and Michael. A member oil
the Germantown B BAPTIST
Church, Mr.. Sutphin also served
as a deacon.
Mrs. Hugh Ross, 81, OF
Jamestown, died Tuesday, No
vember %, in Montgomery Cen
eral Hospital after a long ILL
ness. Mrs. Ross was well known
as a real estate broker in Mont.
gomery County. She is sur
vived by her husband; a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Robert Sanders of Be-
thesda; a son, Hugh, of Pough-
keepsie, N. Y; and eight grand
children. Mrs. Ross was an &C.
tive member of the Jamestown
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Harding
observed their 50th wedding an.
niversary on November 19. A
family gathering on Thanks.
giving Day honored the event.
The Hardings have four chill
dren, John, Of Wheaton; Mrs.
Mary Buis of Indianapolis, Ind,
and Francis and Mrs. Thomas
Coleman of Germantown. There
are 10 grandchildren and four
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Minnie u. Norton, co
proprietor of the Cider Barre
Trailer Court, had the misfor
tune to fall at her home recently
and fracture a bone in her thigh
After surgery at Georgetown
University Hospital, she is re
covering slowly but satisfactor
lily. AS of this writing, sh'
hoped to leave the hospital in ;
few days, perhaps to go to
convalescent home for a tenn
porary period. Sincere get-wel
wishes are extended to her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray M. Smith
and daughter Gay spent the
past. Thanksgiving weekend IL
Pittsburgh, Pa, where they
were guests at the home of theil
son Robert D. Smith and hi,
wife. Robert is a student for th'
ministry at Pittsburgh Theo
logical Seminary.
The Germantown Elementar,
Schools P-TA announces tina
the December meeting will no
be held on the regular date. TIL
meeting will offer a Christina
program presented by the first
grade pupils of Mrs. Florenc
Simonds and Miss Gertrud
Stanley. Watch for this column
for details and the date.
Mrs. Ruth McMullen, publicit,
chairman of the Germantown
P-TA, expresses thanks for tn
splendid success of the recen
Fall Festival. Special thanks ar
due to the Rev. Roy Bedell, TO
his magic act, 1.-THE Great Be
DELL" ',ich was the outstand
ing feature. Residents may lool
forward to a Spring Festival t.
be held at the school the frs
Saturday in June.
The P-TA of the Darnestowl
School will hold its regula
meeting on December II at
pm. Mr.. Maxwell Burdette, d
rector of Testing and Researcl
of the Montgomery Count,
School System, will speak o.
how the school finds out tn
abilities of our children an
what we can do about it. Their
will be no business meeting, bu
instead, the singing of Christ
mas carols, led by Mr.. Paul I
Culbertson, jr., and Mrs. DAME
c. Manson, accompanist.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Bigelow o
Pittsburgh, Pa, spent tn,
Thanksgiving holidays wit
their son, Mr.. John E. Bigelow
and family. On Sunday, Novem
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