Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-12-15


or themselves. The film Wi
at 1000 am. at the Villa Thea
ter in Rockville. This showing
will be free and all are invited
to see it.
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w, Mrs.
Edward Smith and Mrs. Herbert
Hyatt attended a Coffee Hour
on Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Blair Lee of Springbrook,
in the interest of the Mothers
March of Dimes which will be-
conducted early in January.
Mrs. Hyatt is the Chairman Of
the March for the entire upper
county.
The Montgomery County
Chamber Of Commerce enter
tanned at the Washingtonian on
Tuesday evening in honor Of Mr..
Mason Butcher, County Mana
ger. The following from Da-
mascus attended: Mr.. and Mrs.
o. E. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Gladhill, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Williams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Cook.
Mr.. Edward Beall has been
appointed to the Advisory Board
Of the Gaithersburg Library. Mr..
Beall has also been working
with Mr.. Mooney, Principal of
Cedar Grove School, in compil-
ing historical data about the old
Cedar Grove School. They are
DESTROYS Of obtaining historical
data or pictures on this subject,
and would appreciate any contri-
buttons Of historical material or
information about the school.
The children on the Patrol of
the Damascus Elene n taryl
School attended the Annual
Christmas party for all the chill
dren of the Patrols In the Coun-
ty in Rockville on Tuesday.
The Damascus Episcopal Mis-
sion will show special Christmas
films in Sunday School at 1900
am, December is instead Of the
regular classes. The Christmas
service will be held on Deem
Der IS at 800 am.
The members of the Damas-
Gus Women's Club and their hus-
bands had their Christmas din
ner at Mrs. Mealey's in New
Market on Wednesday, Decem-
Der IA.
Mr.. William Beall and Mrs.
Gertrude johnson were married
on Saturday, November rs.
They viii reside in Damascus.
As a Christmas project the
Damascus Garden Club is trim
ming and lighting the Christ
mas tree in front of the Bank of
Damascus. The tree lighting
ceremony viii take place on De-
cember IS at TOO pm. A choral
group from Damascus High
School. under the direction of
Mr.. Murphy. will sing. There
viii also be group singing Of the
Christmas carols and all are in
vited to come and take part.
The Damascus Garden Club
had an all day workshop at the
Damascus Fire House on Tues
day, November %, and made
Christmas greens. candy canes
and wreaths, under the direction
OF Mrs. Courtney Leet. A deli
cious luncheon was served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Mollie Glad
hill, Mrs. Leslie Woodfield and
Mrs. Clifford Davis. The club is
selling cashew crunch candy at
$1.00 per can, which can be OBJ
tanned from Mrs. Leslie Thomp-
son, CT. 3-2694.
The Damascus Baptist Church
now has a young peoples choir,
ages Is to IT, which meets at
the home of Mrs. Rice on Oak
dr., on Sundays at 500 pm. The
adult choir has been practicing
the Christmas music for several
weeks and will give their must
cal program on Sunday, Deem
Der IS, at 9:45 am. Plans are
being made to collect food to
be distributed to the needy of
the community by the Baptist
Church. A Bible study and
prayer meeting is held each
Wednesday in the homes Of the
members. The group is now
studying the book Of Mark,
taught by Rev. Gilbert Hen
shaw. All are invited. Call Rev.
Henshaw for further informa-