Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1961-05-25

TUESDAY, May 10, was mem-
orable and happy day for the
members of school patrol Of the
Germantown Elem entary
School. Il was the day Of the
annual Montgomery County
School Patrol picnic, and 81 pu-
pills attended from the German
town school, at which 1000 pa.
trolls were present at the Agri-
cultural Center in Gaithersburg.
The following pupils Of Miss
Virginia Parton's sixth grade
room attended: 10 Ann Dorsey,
secretary Of the schools patrols;
Lawrence Cross, David Davis,
Charles F1tzwater, Vernon
Plummer, Jimmy Moore, Kitty
Bradley, Dolores Burress. Joyce
Mitchell, Ernestine Edwards,
Mildred Horst, Peggy King,
Earla Jane Nicholson, Joyce
Ann Purkey, Betty Lou Schaef.
fer, and Linda Shrader. Miss
Parton, who is teacher-sponsor
of the schools patrol, accompan-
led them. Mrs. Velma McNulty
accompanied the following of
her sixth grade pupils: Susan
Daniels, local patrol captain;
Lonnie Purkey, Janice Baranek,
Ted Day, Sharon Haines, Diana
Umberger, Glayds Harris, Lin.
.da Stottlemyer, Janice Bishop,
Carol Young, Connie Gray,
Nancy Sutphin, Sara King, Ron
ME MoIer, and Mary Ann JEFF.
fers.
Lunch, which dwas supplied
to the party. consisted Of an un-
limited number Of hot dogs, do
nuts, fritos, soft drinks, cup
cakes and ice cream. Following
lunch, various recreational activ-
tiles were scheduled. There were
free rides on ferris wheel,
swings. and cars. Volley ball,
soft ball, and Newconlb games
were supervised by the Physi-
cal Education Department. OPP.
portunity was also afforded the
young people to participate in
roller skating and bowling at a
nominal fee. Helping to make
the occasion a success were
members OF the County Physi-
cal Education Department, the
Police Department, and the d.
rector Of transportation.
A happy crowd Of women and
girls enjoyed q mother and
daughter banquet at barnes
town Presbyterian Church
Thursday evening, May Is.
JToastnAstress was Mrs. Adrian
Leatherman, who also brought
greetings TO those present. The
invocation was offered by Mrs
Daniel G. Manson. The dinner
prepared by the wives Of the
deacons, was sponsored and
served by the deacons, with the
assistance OF the men of the
church. An interesting program
followed the dinner. Two Rock
Vile girls, who served as ex
change students last summer to
Pinneburg, Germany. "sisteI
city, Of Rockville, spoke of their
trip, their experiences, and
showed picture slides of some
Of their adventures. Betty White
and Donna Bowers, seniors al
Richard Montgomery High
School, were chosen from many
applicants to serve as Rock.
ville's representatives, and re
ported enthusiastically about
their exciting weeks abroad.
Sympathy is expressed to the
family Of Mrs. Bertha Ellen
Dove. 76, who died May 10 al
her home In Germantown,
where she had suffered a fairly
long Illness. She was the widow
Of Abel T. Dove, who died In
1913. Mrs. Dove met and mar
ried her husband in West Viz
GINA, and they lived there ir
Rio before moving to Maryland
AZ years ago. For several year,
they lived In Washington Groys
and then moved to Germantown
where Mr.. Dove worked in I
saw mill. Mrs. Dove was a mem
Der Of st. Luke's Lutheran
Church, Redland, and 1t wa.
there funeral services were helC
May 16, with interment in tn,
church cemetery. Survivors in
clude two daughters, Mrs. Mer
ton Plaskett of TorrIngton
Conn; and Mrs. Lillard Gentry
Goshen, Va; five sons, Wood
row Dove, Charles Dove, Clyde
Dove. Leonard Dove and Marvin
Dove, all Of Gaithersburg; 2;
grandchildren and II great
grandchildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Collins
were entertained Sunday, May
il. at a buffet dinner at the
Washingtonian Motel by their
sonin-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton clogg of Rockville.
The occasion was In honor OF
Mothers Day.
The Spring Fair, sponsored by
the PTA OF Jamestown Ele,
mentary School. win take place