Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-06-23

Purkey, Lynn Putnam, Mary
Reid, William Sangrey, Jesse
Slime, and Ruth Ann Wachter.
Best wishes go out to each one
for a happy, fruitful future.
Pupils at the Germantown
Elementary School finish up
the years program at noon to-
day. Teachers will be on duty
through tomorrow.
The Rev. and Mrs. L. Howard
Allwine and sons left their par
sonage in Clarksburg last Satur-
day. After a vacation, they will
reside in Waterlook, Md. In the
fall Mr.. Allwine will teach 5th
grade in Savage. Md. and Mrs.
Allwine 4th grade in Elkridge.
The Allwines leave many |
friends in the Germantown
area where Mr.. Allwine has |
served Trinity Methodist |
Church for the past year.
The Cedar Grove Homemade
ers Club held its final meeting |
until fall last Tuesday, June IA,
with a covered dish luncheon at |
the Coon Hunters Club. More
than so members and guests |
were in attendance. Among the |
guests We're the Misses Edythe |
and Mae Turner, known to all
County Homemakers. A delight
full program Of speaking, music, |
and dances was presented by |
the BLUE Birds" younger girls |
of the Campfire Girls organiza-
toni, which group is sponsored |
by the Homemakers Club and |
directed by Mrs. Edwad Beall,
Mrs. Dorsey Howes, and Mrs.
Alan King. The girls taking part |
in the program included Mango |
King, Barbara Smith, Rebecca
Morton, Corinne Graves, Robin
Beall, Barbara and Claire
Howes, Gail Watkins and Cathy !
Wallen.
Mrs. Lee c. Warfield was
hostess to the Afternoon Circle
Of the Neelsville Presbyterian |
Church last Thursday. with IL
members present. Taking part
in the program were Mrs. Beall |
w. Unglesbee, devotions; Mrs. |
Albert w. LEM. Bible Study, |
and Mrs. Richard 3. Stuart, dis
cussion topic on the organiza-
ton Of the United Presbyterian |
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. z. Sewer of |
DeLand, Fla, are visiting at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
John H. Norris. They attended
the high school graduation exer-
cises when their grandson, Mi
chael Norris. received his di.
ploma.
The. Rev. and Mrs. Albert w. |
LEM motored to Mt. Her1non,
Mass, last week to bring home
their son, Ted who has been a
student at Mt. Hermon school.
Mrs. Everett Estes of barnes
town died June Is at the age of
40. She is survived by her hus-
band and nine children. Sincere
sympathy Is extended to her
family.
Libby Lou Kelley. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas c. Kelley
of Jamestown, graduated cum
laude from Middlebury College,
Middlebury, VT, June Is, with a
degree Of Bachelor OF Arts in
Psychology. Miss Kelley will
sail tomorrow, June "a, for
France, where she will partici-
pate in the Experiment in In.
ternational Living. After living
with a French family in Lille
for four weeks, Miss Kelley will
travel for the next six weeks
with a group Of American and
French young people. In Sep
TENDER Miss Kelley will enroll
at the School Of Social Work Of
the University of Pennsylvania
in Philadelphia, where she will
begin studies toward an M. A.
degree. Attending the Middle
bury graduation exercises were
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley and Mr..
Kelley's sister. Miss Edna Kel.
ley of Washington.
DR.. Vernon Martens left by
plane recently for Europe. He
planned to attend an Interna-
tional Pathology meeting in Lis.
bon, after which he proceeds to
Lausanne, Switzerland, to pick
up his daughter, Carol, who
has been in school there. They
expect to return to German.
town by the end Of June.
The Mems Fellowship OF the
Neelsville Church met Monday
evening. June Is at the church
with the president, David u.
Stang in charge.
A picnic for all members and
friends of Neelsville Church will
be held Saturday, June Is, on