Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-11-15
Caithersburg
High School to Offer
Dear Ruth Nov. l6l7

10. The following officers were
installed: Mimi Salamanca, pres
ident; Sylvia Koran, first vice
president; Laura Ann Thonp-
son, second vice president; Kitty
Wilkerson; third vice president;
Harriet Woodruff, treasurer:
Helen Webb, assistant treas
urer; Jane Pughe, recording
secretary; Helen Reinsch, CORE
spending secretary.
A Penn-Dutch luncheon was
served, Mrs. Harriet Woodruff
was luncheon chairman.
The Community Chorus of
Gaithersburg will combine with
the chOirs of EpwOrth Methodist
Church and Ascension Chapel
to produce a Christmas concert
to be held at these respective
churches. Anyone interested in
singing with the chorus is urged
to call Mrs. Ann DalzelI.
The Upper Montgomery Coun-
ty Girl Scout Association held
a neighborhood meeting at the
Gaithersburg Civic Center on
November II to invest five new
leaders: Mrs. Olga Roylance,
Mrs. Muriel Parker, Mrs. Ruth
McCutcheon, Mrs. Clare Knode,
and Mrs. Dorothy Lesiw.
Area scouts are reminded that
the All-Scout Square Dance will
be held on November 16 at the
all-purpose room in the Cath
ersburg Elementary School.
The League of Woman Voters
of Upper Montgomery County
met at the home of Mrs. William
Mallgraf at Southlawn Lane in
Rockville. Mrs. Barbara Knapp
led the group in a discussion
on coming. Refreshments were
served.
Don't forget the Gaithersburg
Elementary School PTA dinner
on November 10. In answer to
inquiries, the dinner is open to
the public, please come! Ham,
scalloped potatoes, hot rolls,
green beans, apple sauce, and
pie will be served. Admission is
81, elementary children SOC. Will
be held in the cafeteria at the
Summit Ave. building.
The Susanna Wesley Guild of
Grace Methodist Church held a
Dutch Maid party on November
6 in the Wesley Room at Grace
Church.
Congratulations to Gordon
Wigle, EFT &C USN, and Mrs.
Judy Wigle of Norfolk, Va. on
the birth of a daughter on
November 8. The little miss
weighed eight pounds. Proud
grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Hoyle, Sr. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Daryl Wigle, all of Cath
ersburg.
Miss Gail Lee Reed Of
Laytonsville Road. Gaithersburg
entertained the varsity football
squad and their dates at a "buf-
fet" before the Homecoming
Dance last Saturday.
DR.. Herman Wilson attended
the meeting of the National
Methodist Board of Hospitals
and Homes in st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Albert P. Bell and daugh-
ter Mary visited over the week
end at the Basil Waters home in
Gaithersburg.
Mrs. William Woodruff and her
daughter Anna, accompanied by
Phil Edwards, III of Washing
ton Grove, spent last weekend
in New York City. They attended
the opening mite showing of
Are We Civilized" at the Jan
Huss Theatre off Broadway.
Ray Haney, of Jamestown, who
wrote the music for the play Is
a close friend of the Woodr-uffs.
Mrs. Wilson Clagett of Cath
ersburg is at home following
surgery at Suburban Hospital.
Malcolm King of Gathers
burg is recuperating at home,
following disqualification for a
heart condition.
The ladies of Grace Methodist
Church entertained at surprise
birthday party for Mrs. Janet
Gum on November 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Wiki
ersOn of Washington Grove mo-
tored to northern Vermont and
southern Quebec last week.
They spent five days visiting
friends and relatives.
The Great Books Club wishes
to announce that the Noven-
Der % meeting date has been