Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-10-31
LaytOnsville !.
BY Elizabeth Kile, WA. 6-l454

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Will of Gaithersburg was the
speaker. He is associate general
secretary for the Division of
Peace and World Order, a part
of the Board of Christian Social
Concerns, and works closely
with the United Nations. His
talk was entitled what Hope
for Peace" After the luncheon
there was a panel discussion on
Changing Times"
Laytonsville Senior Girls All
Club held its October meeting
at the home of Joyce and Keren
Keeling. The club members
chose projects and planned &C
tivities for the 1852 year.
The following persons took Of
flee at this meeting: Sandrs
Priebe, president; Kathy Steers,
vice president; Ruth Anne
Payne, secretary; Sherry Mar
shall, treasurer; Barbara Payne,
pledge leader; Signe Gates, rec
reational leader; Laurene Smith
girls council representative; and
Anne Burke, reporter.
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Hospital Chief Ray r. Rev
of Muncaster Mill rd., was pre-
scented the Theodore Roosevelt
1861 Award for Citizenship al
the Navy Day dinner held at the
Sheraton Park Hotel, October
q. The presentation of this
plaque was made by Charles
Featherstone. The award is
made to the man in the Poto-
mac River Naval Command
most outstanding for his work
in his community. The Rews
have been foster parents since
1855 and have had IL children
in their care during that time.
At present they are caring for
a blind infant. Mr.. Rev Is chair
man of the eye bank of the Lay
louisville Lions Club and chair
man of the Hospital Committee
of the Fleet Reserve. He Joined
the Navy and 1912 and has beer
stationed on both the east and
west coasts until his present
duty at the Bethesda Naval Hos,
pital, to which he was assigned
two year ago. Mrs. Rev is the
former Kathleen Hoffman OF
near New Market, Md, The
Rews have one daughter, Mar
cia, who is eight years old.
James Sleeth of Woodfield
was a patient in Leland Memo
rial Hospital Prince Georges
County, and George Howes was
a patient in Montgomery Gen
eral Hospital last week.
The Laytonsville Lions Club
installed three new members
at their regular meeting at St
Paups Methodist Church Thurs
day evening. They were James
Garrett, Byron Allnut and Hen
ry Allen. Deputy District Gov
ernor Abel Norris was the
speaker, who gave highlights on
the history of Montgomery
County.
The Laytonsville Dancing
Class Of Calvin Howes and their
families went to Skyline Drive
for a picnic October %.
Mrs. Royal o. Shultz Of Den
yer, Colo, is visiting her daugh
ter and son.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Allen on Rt. 420.
DR.. and Mrs. George A. Kol
stod and family have moved to
their new home off the Burn
ham rd.
Mrs. Allison Taylor spent last
week with her daughter, Mrs
Nick Carter, In Burnt Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Z. Darnell
of Spottsylvania, Va, spent sew
eral days last week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Fraley.
Miss Grace E. Townsend, a
lifelong resident Of Unity, died
October %. The funeral was
held at the Barber Funeral
Home October "a with inter
ment In Mount Carmel Gene
terry at Sunshine.
Miss Hattie Griffith, who has
made her home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Green Griffith, has moved
to Veirs Mill.
The Laytonsville Boys All
Club met at the home Of Paul
Willett October 10. Robert
Payne led the discussion. Pat
Robertson, president, told of his
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