Montgomery County sentinel., 1962-10-18
LaytOnSuiHe- OOdfieId
Cub Scout
Pack NOlU
Has 2 Dens
Elizabeth G. KiIe
WA. 6-1454

Bartholomew Episcopal Church
has two Dens. The Laytons-
vile Den mothers are Mrs. w.
Thomas Troxler and Mrs. Viii
liam Leovy. The CRANKY Woods
den mothers are Mrs. Henry De
Wall and Mrs. John Bradbury.
Mr.. Bradbury is the committee
chairman and Ed May the cub
master. The men of the COM
mittee took the 18 boys of the
two Dens to the George Wash
ington-Boston University foot
ball game Saturday.
Mrs. John Begin entertained
last Thursday at baby shower
for Mrs. A. Bradford Ground.
Mrs. Dale Robinson formerly
of Snouffer School Road flew
in from her home in Tulla Vista,
Cal. for a short visit and bust
ness trip last week.
The James Moore family are
now settled in their new home
in Richton Park, Ill.
Mrs. Grace Fraley, Ed Barber,
William Hawkins, Mrs. Doris
Chamberlain and Mrs. Hyter
Webb were patients in Montgo-
merry General Hospital last
week, and Mrs. Lewis Kibbe,
Miss Emma Muncaster and Mrs.
Gilcin Meadors were patients in
Suburban Hospital. Mrs. Mar
garet Ebily was a patient in
the Washington Hospital Cen
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thurber of
Farmer City, Illinois were
guests of their daughter and
son-in-law Rev. and Mrs. Lawr-
ence Mason last week.
Don't forget the Covered
Dish" supper to be held at
Wesley Grove Methodist Church
Oct. 20. Robert Mitzell will be
speaker. On the 26th the school
of Missions for all ages on the
topic "The Rim of East Asia"
will begin and continue for four
weeks each Friday at Z pm.
Miss Hazel Lechlider, Barbara
Allnutt, Janet Spates and Lou
Gloyd are on a trip to the
Worlds Fair in Seattle and then
south to Mexico. They expect
to be gone about month.
Harry Leo McClafferty of
Derwood died Oct. 9. at Mont
gomery General Hospital. He
leaves a wife Helen. The Rosary
was recited at the Barber Fun
eral Home. The interment was
in Youngstown, Ohio.
The Senior Council of the
All Clubs met on Monday at
the home of Tom King, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Barber,
Nelson Whipp and Howard
Kemp attended the Convention
of the National Funeral Direc-
tors held in Washington last
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Crews of South Hill, Va. who
also attended the Convention
were guests of the BARRIERS at
their home in Laytonsville dur
ing the week. Mr.. Crews and
Mr.. Barber were classmates in
College.
The Damascus Womens Club
invited three girls from the
Woodfield Girls All Club to
present a program at heir
meeting on Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances Mills of Darnes-
town gave a bridal shower at
her home in honor of Miss Bar
bara Mills on Oct. 6. Miss Mills
and Elmer Hines plan to be
married Oct. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stup
and Ullyses Griffith attended
the Damascus Lions Chapter
night at Peter Pan Inn on Fri
day through Sunday in the
Smokes and Blue Ridge Park
way.
Keep in mind the Rummage
Sale to be given by the Guild
of ST. Bartholomew on Oct.
20 and 27.
Miss Alverda Cook was the
hstess of a luncheon for q at
st. Bartholomew on last Thurs
day. After lunch most of the
guests played Bridge. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Green Crit
fifth, Mrs. Nathan White, Mrs.
Robert Gray and Mrs. Washing
ton White.
Seventeen from Wesley Grove
Methodist Church attended the
Zone meeting held last week
at Mt. Carmel at Sunshine.
The Montgomery County Sing
ing Convention was held last
Sunday at the Asbury Home
in Gaithersburg.
Miss Diane Warfield spent
the weekend with her grand.
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Kemp.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay McEl-
fresh spent the weekend in
Williamsburg, Va.
The Laytonsville Lions Club
met on Thursday evening at st.
Bartholomew Episcopa l
Church. There was a good at
tendance with visitors present