Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-02-25

Cyrus Finley at Diamond 9-3508.
Today at 1890 am. in the Au-
ditorium of the Acc, a film en-.
titled Medicine Man" will be
shown. This film is sponsored
by the Home Demonstration OF.
flee, and it is about food and vi
tamin fads which victimize the
public. The showing is specifical.
ly for Homemakers, though it is
open to the public.
The Boy Scouts have been
learning Morse code. Mr.. Leland
VanAllen has been their instruc.
tor. The Cub Scouts have been
delving further into science and
space travel. A sustaining mem.
bership drive will be held in the
future to obtain funds for pres
ent and future needs of our local
scouts.
Clarksburg M. Y.F. skating
party was quite a success. About
80 youngsters and adults en-
joyed themselves skating, fall
ing, and balancing. Many of
those who went had never been
on skates.
An acoustic tile ceiling Is be-
ing installed in the Clarksburg
Methodist Church. 1t was felt
the tile would take the place of
both insulation and paint. Walter
Souder, of Damascus, was
awarded the contract.
Mrs. Clifford Bech has re-
turned home from the Frederick
Memorial Hospital where she
had been a pneumonia patient.
She Is much improved, but still
takes 1t easy. Her friends and
neighbors are glad to have her
back in circulation.
Mrs. Sarah Hayden also was
quite i'll with flu. Her daughter,
Mrs. Tom Harbaugh, says Miss
Mary Clement, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Clement, celebrat-
ed her birthday recently by CIV
ing a birthday party. The snow
and cold did not cool off the
youngsters spirit, and an enjoy
able time was had by all who
attended.
DR.. John Wolfe returned a
week ago from a business trip
to Chalke River, Canada. While
he was there, the temperature
registered 80 below zero. Then
when he reached Clarksburg, In.
stead of the 60 degree weather
he had left behind earlier in the
week, he was greeted by a biz.
zard.
Mrs. Ida w. Crawford, a long.
time resident of Clarksburg,
passed away February 8 after a
long ILLNESS. She was buried In
Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Frede.
rick.
Mr.. z. J. Cox, a registered bar.
Der, has located in the Jim Law
renee Store in Hyattstown, Md.
His hours are Monday through
Friday 1890 to 8 pm, and Sat-
urday 9 am. It'll 9 pm. Mr.. Cox
would like the area folk to visit
him and try. his services, and he
reminds them his price Is still
one dollar.
Mr.. Carver Price, Hyattstown.
has been moved from the Frede-
rick Hospital in Frederick to q
Poolesville nursing home. His
condition has not improved.
Once again the local citizenry
are given an opportunity to show
their gratitude to the Hyatts-
town Volunteer Fire Depart
ment. The local fire-eaters will
give their annual supper on
March IL from 4 pm. until they
run out Of food. Each year they
plan for more people and each
year the crowd grows so come
early and after you enjoy de-
lectable feast hang around a
while and visit with your neigh
bors, cause they'll all be there.
This year the menu will consist
Of country ham, turkey and oys-
tiers will all the trimmings. They
are asking for donations of any
kind. Potatoes, cabbage, pickles,
sugar, rolls, cakes, pies, butter.
cream, milk, coffee, cash, any.
thing you can and are willing to
: donate will be greatly appreci-
ated. These men work hard all
year to be on call in any emer-
gency.
The real estate and personal
property of the late Mrs. George
Darbie will be sold at public auc.
ton on Saturday at 1880 am
There are lots of antiques, and
the house Is In excellent condi
, ton. The ladies Of the Clarks
burg W.S.C.S. will serve the
I lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burge w. Bur
= kett and son had Sunday dinner
E with Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. NEWT
in Washington, d. C.
] Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Mallet-Pre
n vost, motored to Wilmington
\ Del, on Saturday to spend th'
t weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. G
!. Mallet-Prevost, Jr. and grand
daughter, Leslie. Leslie was tw'
!, years old Saturday ad her prou'
j grandparents wouldn't haV