Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-12-28

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conner, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Newcomer, will be.
come Honored Queen of Jobs
Daughters at the installation
services to be held Friday eve
ming at Grace Church's Owen
Hall. Other officers include:
July Johnson, Senior Princess,
Marilyn Frey, Junior Princess;
Judy Watkins, guide; Molly
Earvill, marshal; Brenda Solo,
senior custodian; Judy Magru-
der, junior custodian; CeeCee
Whittier, inner guard; Becky
Claggett, outer guard; Gail
Reed, recorder; Paulette Fuller
ton, treasurer; Dinah Brown,
chaplain; Nina Howard, must
clan; Sandy Schuffler, librarian;
Jane Sylvester, Judy Gardner,
Ann Williamson, Sarah Jane
Macpherson, and Sandy Fuller.
ton, messengers.
The junior high school honors
list was published last week.
Nine students have achieved the
Honor Roll: Robert Strickler,
Clifton Beck, Signe Gates, Mar
tina Michalski, Judy Wolfson,
Shelley Cuffley, Helen Grigg,
Douglas Lashmit, and Donald
win.
Forty eight students were
listed on the Merit Roll.
L. c. McCutcheon, home for
the holidays from University of
West Virginia; Chip Whittier,
Montgomery Junior; and Chris
Smith, Earlham College, Rich
mond, Ind, spent part of their
vacation working at the post
office.
We welcome to the commu-
nifty Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis E. Glea-
son and their three sons, Jim,
Fred and John, who have recent
ly moved from Woodstock, NY,
to Washington Grove rd. Mr..
Gleason is with IBM.
Mark Ralph Teunis arrived
on December IL at Montgomery
General Hospital, weighing z
pounds, Is ounces.
Books received at the Cath
ersburg Library this week in
clude "The Complete Guide to
Florida" American Travel
Service; United Nations and
How 1t Works; "Tell 1t to Lou
ella; Golden's carl Sandburg";
Cliff Farrell's 'Trail of the Tat
tered Star; Reinfeld's Treas
ury of American Coins; Com
plete Archery Book; and many
fine children's classics, myster-
les, westerns, and histories.
The Student Council of Sher-
wood High collected and deliv-
cred a truckload of clothing to
the Children's Clothing Center
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laverne Geiger
visited Miss Sadie Woodward at
Resthaven Home last week.
Herman VIII, jr., is a patient
at Wilmer Institute, Johns Hop
kins Hospital. His parents and
sister arrived from Chicago last
week to spend the holidays with
the VIII family in Rosemont.
Welcome home to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ron Bourgea who have
moved back to Hutton st. after
their California and Marshall
Islands tour of duty.
The girls physical education
teacher at the junior high, Miss
Jeanne Taylor, was married on
Dec. % at st. Adams to 1t. VIII
liam Fletcher.
The Neighborhood Girl Scout
Association met last week.
Leader ribbons were awarded
Mrs. Ruth Montgomery and
Mrs. Wilma Evans of Meadow
brook Estates Brownie Troop
757. Plans were made toward
a Juliette Low Friendship Cele-
.bration in February. Girl Scouts
and Brownies will be collecting
"Outgrown" books as a service
project in January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Uher and
their children are spending the
holidays with Mrs. Uher's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. z. c. Lewis,
near Rochester, NY. They ex-
pect to return to Washington
Grove tomorrow.
Kiwanis holds their Holiday
BAN on Saturday night at the
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