Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-31

day, November z, at s pm. The
change in date has been made
necessary to avoid conflict with
the Junior High School P.TA
and viii be permanent. The next
meeting is in January. This will
be Back to School" night, and
after brief business session
the parents will meet with in.
dividual teachers who will ex.
plain the studies for this year.
A Halloween party was given
at the school Friday afternoon
by the room mothers, Mrs. Rus.
sci Gates, chairman. A parade
to show the costumes started at
/ pm. Refreshments were
served. November 6 through 10
is American Education Week:
parents are invited to visit the
school any time during that
week.
Several trips for the children
in the school are planned for
this week. Monday the third
grades visited the Smithsonian
Institution; November 2 the
fifth grades will go to the
Smithsonian and the Treasury
in Washington, and November
the fourth grades will visit
Maryland's state capital at An
napolis.
st. Paups Methodist Church
gave a Halloween party for the
community Friday evening at
the church hall. Mark Novem-
Der II on your calendar SO you
will not forget the turkey din
ner that evening. There are still
several meetings in the Mission
Study on Latin America being
held at the church on Sunday
evenings. They will be from Z
to $50 pm. November IL and
&c, with the final meeting pre-.
coded by a fellowship supper at
$50 December 10. All are well
come. The choir is selling candy
for the robe fund" Select from
toffee, cashew crunch, peanut
crunch, minis and sailed nuts,
each 81. Call Mrs. James Sny-
der, jr., at WA. 1884 to order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Tregon-
ing and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Kemp spent two weeks in South
Dakota. First they visited with
the Billiards. and then went to
Mitchell where they met Ches-
ter Leishear, Roland Green and
Luther Howard who joined the
men pheasnant hunting while
the ladies went sightseeing.
The lights in Laytonsville
were off several hours early
Wednesday when a car driven
by Philip Wayne Souder, 10, Of
Damascus crashed into a power
pole. The youth suffered minor
cuts and bruises, but was adj
mitted to Montgomery General
Hospital for further examina-
ton. Mr. Souder apparently fell
asleep at the wheel on his way
home from the Glenmont Bowl
ing Center where he is en-
ployed. He is rated ninth among
men bowlers in the Washington
area.
Mrs. Harold Wade has re-
ceived a certificate from the
Montgomery County Chapter of
the American Cancer Society
for her notable assistance in
the Crusade to Conquer Can
GER" Mrs. Wade was chairman
of the Laytonsville District Cru
SADIE.
John Begin is recuperating
at his home after several weeks
In Montgomery General Hos
pital.
The sympathy of the commu-
nifty Is extended to Mrs. William
Duvall of Pleasant View la, in
the death of her father last
week.
The Women's Society Of Chris
tian Service of Wesley Grove
Church will meet at the home
of Mrs. Harrison King Novem-
Der /. Dessert will be served at
/ pm. preceding the meeting.
Mrs. Charles King will be CO.
hostess. The Mission Study on
Latin America continues on
Mondays at the Church Hall at
1870 pm. There was large at
tendance for the pot luck sup
per October 81 when Wilson
Boots, a mission school teacher
in Bolivia, spoke. He will re.
turn to South America and be In
Argentina at that time. Wesley
Grove was well represented at
the Ashton Zone meeting held
last Wednesday at the Damas-
Gus Methodist Church. Herman