Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-11-22

cum, of North Carolina, recent.
~ returned from years serv-
ice with CARE; Mr.. Jan Trim.
ity, with the Dutch Embassy in
Washington; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Marc Sagan and Mr.. Kelbough
of Germantown.
The Women's Association of
the Darnestown Presbyterian
Church met on Thursday morn.
ing, Nov. 16, at 1O:45, and after
a brief business meeting, and a
delightful musical program, a
luncheon was enjoyed by the
group. The program consisted
Of musical selections presented
by Mrs. Fred M Felmet, IT.,
accompanied by Mrs.
Daniel G. Manson, pianist. Mrs.
Felmet, a professional violinist,
played formerly with the North
Carolina Symphony Orchestra,
and at the present time Is a
teacher Of violin. She is the wife
Of the principal of the barnes.
town Elementary School. In
charge Of luncheon arrange
ments were Mrs. Fred thinner
man and Mrs. Howard Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Wind
sor report that their 1858 Chew
rolet station wagon, which was
stolen from the parking lot
back of the Montgomery County
F arm Women's Cooperative
Market In Bethesda, was recov.
cred last week on a Bethesda
street about three blocks away
from the market, exactly six
weeks after its disappearance
on September 80. 1t had been
driven 1900 miles and had a flat
tire when found by the police,
but otherwise appeared to be
unframed.
The Cedar Grove Homemade
ers Club met Tuesday afternoon,
Nov. ID, at the Salem Methodist
with 10 members and
guests present. Miss Lucille
Priest was hostess, assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Ethel Thomp-
son, with whom she lives in
Colesville. The members &C.
,epted the complete slate sub
by the nominating COM
thus unanimously elect
ng the following officers for
next year: Mrs. Cecil Allnutt,
president; Mrs. Edward Beall,
vice president; Mrs. George But
er, ST., secretary; and Mrs.
Ward w. Fetrow, treasurer.
Mrs. Fred Kitterman brought
two house guests of hers to the
Mrs. Mary Hood and
Mrs. Martha Blackburn, both Of
Washington.
At the Fall meeting of the
County Home
makers Clubs held on Monday,
Nov. 10, Mrs. Ward w. Fetrow
vas elected vice president Of the
domemakers Council.
Bob Mack from the Soil Con-
Office in Rockville
vas at the Jamestown Elemen-
AIRY School on Monday, Nov.
J, and talked to Mrs. Mary
Roberts fifth-grade class about
ioil and water conservation.
They took a short field trip,
md demonstrations of soil for
nations were included.
On Thursday, Nov. is, a field
rip was taken by Miss Kath-
,rine FlOti's fifth.sixth-grade
combination class at the barnes
own School. They went by
chOOl bus to Washington where
hey toured the Department of
Commerce Building and the |
Iensus Bureau. The children
aw the Fosdick Digital Com.
utter and watched Univac In
peration. At the Commerce
building they viewed the Book
'air and saw the aquarium. The
7 pupils were accompanied by
heir teacher and the following
arents: Mrs. Samuel Carr, Mrs.
tolIin Mead, Mrs. Julian How.
I'd, and Mrs. Fred williams.
Speaking at the combined p.
"A meeting of the Jamestown
nd Travilah Schools, at Ira
ilah, on Tuesday evening, No
ember IA, Admiral C. Roy
Iarrtwig, Civil Defense Direc-
Or of Montgomery County, de.
cribed the effects OF an enemy
omb that might be dropped on
ne White House. There would
e no doubt, he said, that II
as an atomic blast because the
would be equivalent
go suns. In 80 seconds a heat
last would strike, followed by
)-mile winds. As for fallout, {