Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-24
GERMANTOWN
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kind on the east coast.
Mr.. Hewitt then led the group
to the picnic area where they
were served a delicious box
Then the tour contin-
ued during the afternoon. The
Homemakers hig h1y recon-
mended this program and sug-
gest that anyone interested In
making such a trip contact Mr..
Zatman who proved a delight.
full host.
On Monday, May %. at 1890
pm, the Travilah-Darnestown
Homemakers will meet at the
home of Mrs. Martin Quigley
on River Road. Speaker for
the occasion will be Mrs. Jane
C. Elliott, Associate Home DEM
onstration Agent, using as her
subject, Facts, Fad and Fraud
About Foods" A good attend
ance is hoped for.
DR.. Irwin E. Wallen, an
oceanographer with the Divi-
sion of Biology and Medicine
at the Atomic Energy Commits.
sion, returned last Saturday,
May 10, from a two-week trip
which took him to the west
coast and to Christmas Island
in the Pacific.
Mrs. Edward Beall did sub
stitute teaching several days
last week at the Cedar Grove
and ascus Elementary
Schools.
The Afternoon Circle of the
ID arne { o wn Presby-
terrain Church met on Thurs
day, May 10, at the home of
Mrs. Clifford Cash, with Mrs.
John Curtis assisting. There
were 16 present. DevOtiOns
and Bible study were pre-.
scented by Mrs. Guy Hough.
Plans were completed for the
benefit dinner to be served
on Memorial Day, May 80, be-
ginning at / PM, and spOn-
sOred by the WOmen's AssOci-
alton.
A Mother and Daughter Ban
quest was held at the barnes
town Church on May 16, with
the men of the church in COM
plete charge of dinner arrange.
mentS. Mrs. Adrian Leatherman
was in charge of program ar.
engagements. The speaker was
Marilyn Gull of Rockville, who
was an exchange student to
Indonesia. She showed colored
slides of her trip and described
her experiences.
The Hook Craft Guild met
for luncheon at the Comus Inn
on Wednesday, May 16. Attend
ing from this area were Mrs.
Ward w. Fetrow, Mrs. Albert
Cissel, Mrs. Edna Knill, Mrs.
Clarence Day, and Mrs. Carrie
Green. Also attending were the
Misses Edythe and Mae Turner,
who are well-known to former
Homemaker Club members.
The women and girls of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
were guests of the men of the
church at the annual Mother
an Daughter Banquet on
Thursday evening, May II. The
Mems Fellowship and the Board
OF Deacons prepared and served
the dinner to an almost capaci-
ty crowd. In charge of the pro-
gram arrangements was Mrs.
Richard B. Stuart, including
piano and vocal selections.
Cub Scout Pack 1895 met on
Tuesday evening, May 8, at the
Germantown School, using the
theme, Cub Scout Trouba.
dours." The flag ceremony was
led by Steve Murad, Robert Nc.
Mullen, Tom Linthicum, and
John Potocko, for which they
get credit for badges doing this.
A routine business session was
held, and the following awards
were announced: Craig Richlen,
bear badge; Roy Warner, bear
badge and one gold arrow
point; Jeffrey Randles, bear
badge, one gold and one silver
arrow points; and Tom Linthi-
cum, one lion badge, one gold
and one silver arrow points.
The Den Mothers Appreciation
Ceremony was led by Henry
STANCE, cubmaster, and Ronald
Murad, committee chairman:
Mrs. Richard Randles and Mrs.
Robert McMullen were pre-
sented: Den 2, "Cubby Barber.
shop" singing I've Got Six
pence" and Bicycle Built for
Two" Den 3, Musical Varie.
ties" each member singing a
song, including I've Been
Working on the Railroad"
Home on the Range" AN
chors Away" Cub Scout
Booster Song" and America"
Then all joined in Musical
Mixers - Put on Your Old
Gray Bonnet" "Clementine"
MY Bonnie Lies Over the
Ocean," and in closing, the cubs
sang Good Night, Cub Scouts"
The Cub Scout Pack will par.