Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-10

evident in Gaithersburg on Fri
day. There was a May pole, and
the children of Mrs. Gladys
Bests fifth grade danced about
it. And there was a May Queen,
Ella Potter, who was crowned
by DR.. Herman Wilson. Miss
Potter is 90. This wonderful
pageant was at the Asbury
home.
Mozart's magic Flute is
coming along well at the Junior
High School. Mrs. Jack Sala-
manaca is helping with the dra-
matte content. The home arts
department is working in cos
tune production. Sharon Sny-
der and Barbara Whip are ac-
tive here. Reed Spears and jeff
Smith are working on lighting.
Ed Washington and the R ev.
Harry Dalzell are with set re-
production.
The Mozart opera was
adapted for young voices by
Michael Kelly and Don
Doughty of the Music Depart
ment, from the Mozart score,
Performances are set for May
"a and 26 at 8 o'clock, and on
Sunday, May ~ at 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rabbit
have a new granddaughter, Gym
thia Ann, who was born in Lin
coin, Nebraska. She is the
daughter Of Capt. and Mrs.
Ivens Buchanan :. Mrs. Max.
inc Salladay and her mother,
Mrs. Robeina Sturdivant, have
recently Joined Epworth Church
DIR. and Mrs. Ted Noff-
singer and the children are
moving to s Holly Drive i.
Mrs. Emma King is a patient
at Suburban Hospital +. Kirk
Griffith is at Spot, North Caro-.
lima, on his annual fishing trip.
Mrs. Griffith is visiting the Red
dings in Thurmont The sec
ond graders of Gaithersburg
Elementary visited the National
Gallery last week Ken
Stiles will speak at the FLA
annual Spring banquet on May
Is
At the annual cOngrega-
tiOnal meeting of Ascension
Chapel, Margaret thinner
man, George Young, Frank
McCathren, and Thomas Ste
vensiOn were elected to the
Chapel Committee. Ralph
Decker was chosen as dele
gate to the Diocesan Con-
ventiOn; Charles Clark as al
ternate.
The Harding azaleas were
coming into fullness last week
end. We'd never seen, among
the many things, Schlippen-
bachii, indicum this far north,
or Mr.. Cables fine namesake.
Mrs. B. F. Meyer and Mrs.
Wilson Wetzel are co-hostesses
for the Wesleyan Service Guild
of the Washington Grove Meth
odist Church on May 10 at
eight. A follow-up discussion on
Latin America is planned.
The Daily Vacation Bible In.
stitute at Calvary Church is
postponed until Saturday, April
IL
The annual District Girl
Scout Leaders luncheon will be
held on Thursday, May II at
the Peter Pan. The neighbor-
hood meeting will be held this
evening at the Civic Center.
The Gaithersburg Clergymen's
Association will meet May IA at
Poplar Grove Baptist Church.
with the Rev. Edwin Prather as
The High School Band will
hold their annual concert at the
school, May Is at 8 pm.
The Gaithersburg MYF Sub
District will hold a recreational
night at the high school on Sat.
urday night at 7.30 =.
Robert Kirk attended the Con.
servation Workshop held by the
1zaak Walton League in Whea.
ton last week.
The final P.TA meeting for
the Washington Grove EIe.
mentary School was held last
Tuesday. New Officers for
the 1928 term were elected
and installed. Frank McCath.
ran is president; DIR. Eugene
Van Scott, vice president;
Mrs. Peter Downey, CORE
spending secretary; Mrs. Paul
Uher, recording secretary;
and Mrs. Raymond HouseIy,
treasurer. Mrs. Bent's French
students gave a demonstra.
ton, the school band and the
fifth grade music students en-.
tertained.
The WSCS of Epworth
Church will hold their annual
Mother-Daughter banquet at
Laytonsville Methodist Church
on May IL. Miss Kathryn Eye,
returned missionary fro m
Africa, is to be guest speaker.
The Woman's Club of Wash.