Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-10-04
Germantown
Camp Fire
Girls Start
Fall Program
Deborah H. LEM
WA. 6-O692

Oh MIS. 11dZel SIIllln on Sept. II
Election of officers took place,
with the results as follows:
President, Eileen Cline; vice
president, Becky Morton; secre.
tary, Robin Beall; treasurer,
Barbara Smith, and scribe, Cor.
inne Graves. A ceremony to in.
stall the new officers followed
the election. The girls decided
to contribute baby blankets and
tea towels at the Festival of Civ.
ing on Nov. Is.
Jay Brockett, small son of Mr..
and Mrs. James Brockett of
Meadowbrook Estates, under.
went a tonsillectomy at Wash.
ington Hospital Center on Sep,
TENDER 25. He came home in
time to observe his third birth
day on the 18th.
Irene Sutphin completed a
course of instruction at Stray.
er's School of Business on Sep.
TENDER 81, receiving a certifi.
cate as a medical secretary.
Eugene p. Waters of Towson,
accompanied by his daughter,
Marsha, spent a recent weekend
at the home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene H. Waters.
Mrs. Albert CisseI is a patient
Mt Suburban Hospital. Speedy
get-well wishes go out to her.
Mrs. Ward w. Fetrow was
hostess to the members of her
book club September 18, at
which time plans were made for
the coming year. There were Ia
members present.
Rebecca Schaeffer attended
the Virginia State Fair at Rich.
mond for two days recently,
judging poultry.
Frank w. Schaeffer observed
his birthday September %.
Miss Rebecca B. Leaman, Ger.
mantown postmaster, enjoyed a
weeks vacation at her home
last week.
Mrs. Willard w. Wiley enter.
tanned the Evening Circle of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
September Is with Is members
present. ION Asia's RIM" the
mission topic, was presented by
Mrs. Paul L. Stang. Miss Re.
becca B. Leaman led devotions,
and Mrs. Albert w. LEM pres.
ented the Bible study in the
seventh chapter of Romans. A
reminder was given of the
forthcoming turkey dinner to be
held October 13 at 2 pm.
Mrs. Madeline Gary, new
president of the P-TA of the
Jamestown Elementary School,
announced her new committee
chairmen and members last
week. They include the follow
Ing: ways and means, Mrs
Helen Cameron, chairman, and
Mrs. Myrtle Linnel and Mrs
Bessie Sager; program, Mrs
Sandra Kelly, chairman, and Mr.
Darrell Drummond; music, Mrs
Nan Moorhead, chairman, ano
Mrs. Ruth Gibson; membership
Mrs. Betty Ward, chairman, ano
Mrs. Mary Jane Talley; health
Mrs. Frances Foster, chairman
and Mrs. Suealla Hartley; publ
city, Mrs. Genevieve Cruick
shank, chairman, and Mrs
Kathleen Jarboe and Mrs. Juan
ita Albertson; hospitality, Mrs
Betty Thrasher, chairman, anC
Mrs. Phyllis Barton; library
Mrs. Anna Branison, chairman
and Mrs. Annie Hackey; his
torian, Mrs. Ouida Noffsinger
safety and transportation, Mrs
Barbara Devlin, chairman, anc
Mrs. Anna Austin; civil defense
Capt. John Watson, chairman
and Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews anC
Mrs. Adelaide Norris; building:
and grounds, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
old Drager and Mrs. Ina Jarnell
The annual testing program
for fifth graders at the barnes
town School was scheduled fol
October 2.
On Wednesday, October 10
the school pictures of pupils
will be taken at the Darnestowr
School.
The Stanley party held at thu
Trinity Methodist Church OF
September 26 was quite success
full. The proceeds went to the
WSCS of the church.
Camp Fire Girls who attend
ed the Grand Council Fire SEP
TENDER % at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase football stadium
were Becky Morton, Corinn'
Graves, Barbara Smith, Clair
Howes and Robin Beall. Accom-
panying them were Mr.. AM
Mrs. William D. Morton, jr., ant
family; Mr.. and Mrs. william
w. Smith and family; Mrs
Dorothy Howes; and Mrs. Max
Inc Beall.
Glenn Heimer celebrated hi
birthday on September q.
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