Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-31
Damascus
Keadys NoO
Liping in
Vicarage
BY Elizabeth c. Kile

been the Semeinarian serving
st. Anne's Episcopal Chapel,
graduated from the Virginia
Theological Seminary on May
"a. He received the degree of
Bachelor of Divinity. He will be
ordained a Deacon at the Wash.
ington Cathedral by Bishop
Creighton on June Is. He will be
ordained to the Priesthood about
six months later. The Ready
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ready,
Kathleen 10, a second-year stu
dent at Vassar, (who has a a
year scholarship from the Vas
sar Club of Washington and
Terry, Z, have just moved to the
lovely new Vicarage at 1O825
Kingstead I'd. The Vicarage was
built by Perry Burdette. The
men of the Parish will land
scape and seed the grounds.
Kathleen will come home for
the summer on May 30 and will
be employed at the National
Science Foundation until fall.
The Keadys are anxious to be-
come acquainted with the folk
of the community and will be
happy to have them call. The
men of the Church are also
landscaping the grounds of the
new Chapel.
The Damascus Chamber of
Commerce and the Montgomery
Chamber of Commerce held a
joint meeting at the Firehouse
on Wednesday evening. There
were 46 members and guests
present. The dinner was served
by the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Damascus Volunteer Fire De-
partment. Guy Jewell gave a
short history of Damascus. Ma
thew M. Witenstein of Capitol
Research Associates Land Econ
omists was the speaker.
The Damascus Rotary Club
were guests on Thursday even.
ing of the Maryland Virginia
Milk Producers Manufacturing
Plant at Scaggsville, Md. After a
tour of the plant, which they
found extremely interesting, see
ing the processes used to make
ice cream, ice cream mix, but
ter, cottage cheese and powder.
ed milk, they were the guests at
the home of the manager, Larry
Robinson, for dinner.
The Damascus Elementary
School PTA will hold their End
Annual Carnival on the school
grounds this coming Saturday,
June 2. The attractions will in
clude a bake sale, white eIe-
plant sale, pony rides, tractor
and wagon ride, Surrey with
the fringe on top" ride, balloon
man, and food and refreshment
booths. There will also be a
number of games with prizes.
The Carnival will be held from
IL am. to 6 pm. This is the
P.TA's only fund raising activi-
ty. Come out, bring the family,
and have fun while at the same
time supporting your P.TA.
Our Lady's Club of st. PauPs
Roman Catholic Church met at
the Church Hall on Monday ev-
ening, May 81. The following Of
ficers were elected for the COM
ing year. President, Mrs. David
Cavanaugh; LIST Vice President,
Mrs. John Dante; End Vice Pres
ident, Mrs. Edmund Rhodes;
Secretary, Mrs. Harold Anamo-
sa; Financial Secretary, Mrs.
James McDermott.
Mrs. Edgar Davis of Oak
Drive, was a patient in the
Washington Sanitarium last
week. In Montgomery General
Hospital last week were Mrs.
Wilson Duvall, Mrs. Margery
Jenkins and Mrs. Lansdale Bur.
dette.
The children OF the Damascus
Elementary School have been on
several field trips recently. The
fourth grade classes of Mrs.
Nancy Day and Mrs. Blood were
in Annapolis on Wednesday:
Mrs. Wilson's and Mrs. Nc
Nary's fourth grades were there
on Monday. Thursday the sixth
grade classes of Mr.. Lindsay
and Mr.. Boyer were in Wash.
ingtOn and on Friday Mrs. Tack
mans first grade visited the
Zoo. Mrs. Chesney's sixth grade
visited the high school on Fri
day.
Melissa Ann Almario, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio AL
mario was baptized in the Meth
odist Church at 2 pm. Sunday,
May 20. Mr.. Almario is a teach
er at the Damascus Elementary
School.
The Lutheran Church of Re.
deemer will participate In the
first service to be held in the
new chapel, Salem-On.the-MOun-
tain, at Mar.Lu-Ridge the Mary.
land Synod Camp and Confer
ence Center. Sunday. June 3 at
5 pm. Pastor Thomas Sim as a
member Of the Camp Commit.
tee will preach the first sermon.
Members and friends Of the
Congregation are invited to take
picnic dinner to the camp and
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