Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-03-17
SondY Spring
'Swingin' Bee
Is Offered
AT Sherwood
Margaret #. Adelfio
Walker 4-3S03

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Sherwood High Schools ac-
tivities will keep lots of people
busy this weekend, both spec
tators and participants.
On Friday and Saturday eve
nings the Sherwood Choral
Group is presenting its Spring
Musical, titled "Swingin' Bee"
at 8 pm. in the Boys Gym. The
songs to be sung are from var
ious eras, including the Twen-
ties and the Turn of the Gen.
fury, and the songsters will be
dressed in appropriate cos
tunes. There will be dances,
too, and all in all, a very gay
evening. Mr.. Donald Springer,
the choral music teacher, is in
charge of the program. Admis.
sion is 81.
Saturday evening will afford
an opportunity for all to sample
the culinary arts of the younger
generation. Sherwood's Junior
Supper will be on March 10
from a until 1880 at the school,
and the Junior Class will pro-
vide a delicious ham and turkey
dinner. Adult tickets are $50
and children under II can eat
for Is cents.
William John Thomas w left
last month to go into the United
States Air Force. He is cur
rently undergoing basic train
ing in San Antonio. Texas,
where he is at Lakeland Air
Force Base.
The Friendship Garden Club
did very well at the recent Ma
tional Capital Flower and Gar
den Show at the D. c. Armory.
In addition to three individual
blue ribbons won by two of its
members, Mrs. T. A. Ladson
and Mrs. Frank Sharpless. the
club won a second prize for its
garden entry in the class called
visions Of the Future" 1t was
a portable" garden, designed
for todav's transient existence.
Founders Day of the Amer
lean Legion was celebrated on
March 7 bv banquet here for
members of Norman Price Post
No. 68. Auxiliary members.
their families and guests. Pres
ent for the anniversary BANQUET
were four of the charter mem
bers of the local post. They
were Alan Clarke, Jack Tanney.
A. D. Farquhar and William
Gilpin.
The principal speaker at the
Legion BANQUET was DR.. Fred
erick w. Heller. pastor of
Christian Temple in Baltimore.
DR.. Heller is a panelist, along
with a Jewish rabbi and a
Catholic priest. on the television
prooram ITO Promote Good
VIII" which is on from BaIti-
more on Sunday evenings. Mod
orator of the PROGRAM is Dave
Rrioham wso also served as
Master of Ceremonies at the
BANQUET.
Mrs. Charles c. TunhIeson
and Miss MARGARET Brooke
have invited friends to the first
of two "after five" parties on
March q. The second partv will
be after Miss Brooke returns
from her European trip.
Miss Brooke and Miss Mary
More Miller leave in April bv
boat for a "trip Of a couple of
months in Europe.
There are two new citizens in
the Ednor area. Mr.. and Mrs.
STANLEY S. Doughertv of Hor.
nell dr.. had a son. Chris
Stradic. on February 1. Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Snow Of Tucker
Ia. also had a son. KEN Ell.
well. born January 81.
The Ednor Homemakers will
hold their next meeting at 8
pm. on March II at the home
of Mrs. Ann Prang on Donora
I'd. Mrs. Mary Kenney of AS
toria Ia. will give a demonstra-
ton on "You and Your Blend
err"
Mrs. Francis Miller enter.
tanned at bridge on Tuesday
afternoon. Her party. originally
planned for March 10, was post
poned on account of all that
snow.
Mrs. F. Kinsey Metzger had a