Evening star., 1961-11-03
BAZAAR
CORNER

The Georgetown BUSINESS
and Professional Women's
Club will sponsor the sixth
annual bazaar and bake sale
from 10 am. to 6 pm. to-
morrow at the Children's,
Neighborhood House.
Featured will be: Christmas
cards. gift wrappings and tree
trimmings, white elephants,
homemade dolls, hand sewn
aprons, paperback and cloth
bound books, costume jewelry
and grab bags for youngsters
and adults.
Orders will be taken for
two and three pound fruit
cakes. Cakes and cookies will
be available, and also a snack
bar. Patrons will be sketched
by artist Pat ONeil, and for
tunes will be told.
The Woman's Society of
Christian Service Of the Union
Methodist Church feels that
when it comes to Christmas
shopping. it's later than you
think.
They will hold their Christ
mas bazaar and luncheon at
Gam. tomorrow at the church,
and will have homemade
jams, jellies, pickles. cakes,
pies, bread and cookies to
tempt the palateS of Christ
mas shoppers.
White elephants, aprons
and other handmade articles.
a used book stall, Christmas
decorations and a hat bar
will also be featured at the
bazaar.
For the children on the
gift list, stuffed toys will be
on sale. Luncheon will be
served beginning at IL am.
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The st. Thomas Church
Christmas Market will take
place from IL am. to 6 pm.
tomorrow. La Boutique, a
treasure house of gifts for
young and old alike, will be a
feature of the bazaar, as will
the Flea Market, which will
rival its Partisan namesake.
For the food-minded, hot
doughnuts, made on the spot,
will be available, and for
those who lean towards calo-
rie-laden goodies. the pastry
shoppe and the sweets
corner will be difficult to
pass up.
Christmas decorations viii
be on sale at the holiday
table and pine products will
be available right next to it.
At the country store,
cheeses, turkey, ham, home
made jellies and jams, maple
syrup and aprons will be sold
in the atmosphere of the
pot-bellied stove and cracker
barrel.
Christmas cards and wrap
pings also can be bought.
Luncheon will be served
from 1880 am. to 1870 pm.
High tea will be served for
those who linger in the
afternoon, from $3.50 to $50
pm.
The Church of the AScen-
sion County Fair will be held
from 1920 am. to $3.50 pm.
tomorrow at the Parish Hall,
in Silver Spring. The theme
will center on "gramma's day,
long, long ago." with work.
ers wearing old-fashioned
dresses with poke bonnets.
To be featured are: the
Pixie Theatre with cartoons
for children, a lollipop tree,
flea market, boutique, bake
shop and snack bar. From
$50 to 1880 pm. a roast beef
dinner with all the trimmings
will be served for the whole
family. Entertainment will
be provided by the youth
group of Ascension Church.
st. Stephans Episcopal
Church will hold its first an
nual Christmas Bazaar from
II am. to 7 pm. tomorrow in
the New Severn Parish Hall,
located on Chesterfield road
in the Millersville- Crowns
vile area, about four miles
off Maryland Route 3.
Among the h a n i'm a lie
items on the arts and crafts
table will be original, hand
painted trays, waste baskets
and letterholders. Booths will
include toys, Christmas cards,
floral and Christmas decora-
tions, pickle bar, plants, white
elephants and baked goods.
Luncheon and dinner will be
served.