Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-18
PooIesviIIe
BY Cattle C. Linthicum
Diamond 1882

wood Beach, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Carney, Sellman, have
returned home.
Meeting for organization re-
Gently at the home of Mrs. o.
Clifton Martin, Comus, were
officers from the following
homemakers' clubs: Comus,
( Clarksburg, Cedar G row e,
TBrowningsville, Monocacy and
Sugar Loaf. Under the leader
ship of Mrs. Catherine M.
sRhoads, home demonstration
agent, and Mrs. Harrison King,
past president of the County
I Council, they discussed Lets
Have a Successful Home Dem
, onstration Club" and what
Every Good Officer Should
Know"
!, Showing fine improvement is
Mrs. Eva Buxton, Beallsville,
who returned home Wednesday
from Frederick Memorial Hos.
pital. Her grandmother, Debbie
, Williamson, who also has been
sick, is improving and will be
able to return to kindergarten
soon.
The George A. Savage family,
Sellman, is appreciative of all
the kindness and tie n t o n
shown their daughter, Cookie,
who has had a long GONZALES
cence from broken leg re-
ceived in an accident last June.
Though not given a complete
E discharge from medical care,
she is improving steadily.
On Thursday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage observed their wedding
anniversary.
Mrs. Mark P. LETTERS, presi-
dent, entertained the Comus
Homemakers' Club at her home
in GAINESVILLE, Wednesday night,
and served refreshments in
keeping with Valentine Day.
During the business meeting the
8 following chairmen were an.
nounced: Foods and nutrition,
Z Mrs. LETTERS; clothing, Mrs. Don
J, aid E. letters; family life, Mrs.
John Davis; home furnishings,
Mrs. w. Melvin Carlin; home
management, Mrs. Oliver Han
vey; health and safety, Mrs.
Robert Barton; international re-
lations, Mrs. Lawrence Price,
jr.; civil defense, Mrs. Barton;
cookies, Mrs. William Warren;
toys, Mrs. Linwood Thompson;
fair, Mrs. Raymond Whip and
All, Mrs. Davis. The demon
startion on Choose to Look
Well" was given by Mrs. Don.
aid LETTERS, who stressed i'm.
proving personal appearance
through posture and poise. The
March meeting will be held at
: the home of Mrs. Davis, Clarks.
. burg.
q Mr.. George F. Cooley, who
has been ill at his home in
Beallsville, is slowly improving,
9 and able to be up some each
day.
Mrs. Claire v. Eyster was
honored Tuesday at an after.
noon tea and handkerchief
shower by Mrs. Allen P. Horn
at her home in Poolesville.
Also entertaining for Mrs
Eyster was Mrs. Fred S. Nc
Corkle, Poolesville, who gave a
farewell luncheon Thursday,
Mrs. Eyster is now a guest at
the National Lutheran Home
!. 18th and Douglas sts., me-,
q Washington 10, D. C.
r Miss Helen Virginia Thomp.
son recently spent a week prior
to the beginning of her second
semester at Frostburg State
Teachers College at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lin.
wood Thompson, Comus. She
was accompanied by a class.
mate, Miss Mary June Wolfe,
Oldtown.
Members of the Methodist
Youth Fellowship of the Pooles.
vile Me m orial Methodist
Church are planning and work
ing toward their annual George
Washington's birthday covered
?; dish dinner, served at the church
on Saturday, February 20 from
2 $50 to Z pm.
bill" Norris, Beallsville, re-
ceived congratulations from rel.
{ atives and friends on the occa.
sion of his birthday Monday.
Mrs. Dan Breeder and chill.
dren, Debbie, Denny and Vicki,
have returned to their home in
Jacksonville, Fla, after a visit
with Mrs. Breeden's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd w. Creeger,
Poolesville.
: "Skippy" Price, GAINESVILLE,
now has the cast off one leg
and is slowly getting the feel
3 of his clutches following sur.
gerry several weeks ago.
The Comus Homemakers'
Club Joined the Monocacy Club
at the Fire House in Reallsville
Thursday for a demonstration
on selecting soft floor coverings,
and their care. Mrs. Jane c. Eli
OFT. associate home demonstra