Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-07-07


remarks by William F. Hicke
Council and Miss Helen M.
Clark, director of the division
of library extension, State De.
partment of Education. The in
vocation was given by the Rev.
Albert w. LEM, pastor of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church,
who is chairman of the Cath
ersburg Library Advisory Com
mittee, and the benediction was
pronounced by the Rev. Paul
z. Meyer, pastor Of st. Martins
Catholic Church.
Besides Mr.. LEM, the local
advisory committee includes
Mrs. Robert Ransom as vice
chairman, Mrs. A. G. Kirk
man as secretary, and Clayton
Brown, Mrs. George Darby,
Mrs. Lewis Kibbee, Mrs. Bryan
2. Kile and Mrs. George A.
Pughe.
The hours of service for the
library are 9 ans pm. on
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
and Friday; 1-6 pm. on Wednes-
day; and 9 a.m..5 pm. on Satur-
day.
The Gaithersburg Chapter Of
the American Field Service an
nounces that Karl Helmut
Fritsch of Cologne, Germany
will be enrolled as student at
the Gaithersburg High School
for the 1960-61 school term.
Karl, who now attends a col
lege preparatory school in Co
logne, has Travelled through Eu-
rope and has visited Argentina,
but this will be his first trip
to the United States. He is in
terested in music, the theatre,
theology and swimming. Karl
will make his home with Mr..
and Mrs. John McNaughton and
their sons while he is in this
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Nor
man have had as their house
guests two cousins Of Mrs. Nor
man, Miss Lisa Dunn of Alex
andria, Va. and Miss Nancy
Dunn of Evergreen, Ala. Last
Thursday evening the Normans
were hosts to 20 young people
at a party honoring their guests
and a neighborhood friend,
Richard Staiger, jr.
The pool and lawn Of DR.. and
Mrs. Grant Hagen have been
active with guests recently.
Last Wednesday, Miss Jane
Hagen entertained IA junior
high friends at a party that in
cluded swimming, supper, and
dancing. On Thursday, her
brother Walter was host to IA
of his friends at a similar gath
ering.
Phil Spaulding was elected
president of the Epworth Sen.
ior Methodist Young Peoples
Fellowship at the groups June
IL meeting. Other new officers
are: Jay Germon, vice presi.
dent; Carol Harvill, recording
secretary; Nancy Mcdowell
treasurer; Margaret Stup. re
cording secretary; S a n d y
Schreffler. publicity; Donald
Bohrer, Christian Fellowship;
Pat Bohrer, Christian faith; Mr.
John Harvill, sergeant-at-arms;
and Mrs. Betty Harvill, head
counselor. Installation of these
officers was held on Sunday
July 3.
The Senior M. Y. F. is plan
ming regular monthly car wash
ing sessions, which will be an
nounced in this column from
time to time.
In the Gaithersburg Sub-Dis
trict M. Y. F., Tom German has
been elected the new president
The board of officers also in
cludes: George Stup, vice presi
dent; Alma Jean Hunt, secre
tary; Woodie Ward, treasurer;
10 Ann Biddinger, publicity
chairman; Daniel Butt, fellow
ship; Frank Rhinehart, out
reach; Dave Easton, witness;
Ruth Ann Payne. citizenship;
Carl E. Cook, faith; Donald
King, counselor; and the Rev
Chester w. Rill, director fol
the Washington West District.
AS the new president in the
sub-district, Tom German at
tended the 18th annual M.Y.F
assembly at Western Maryland
College from June 20 through
June "a. At the convention he
was elected vice president Of
the Baltimore Conference of the
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Tom wishes to express his
gratitude to the members Of
the Gaithersburg sub-district
who made it possible for him tc
attend.
AM~AO