Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-03-20

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Thomas Cox, jr., have trans.
ferred their shop, "The Pirates
Den," from Rockville Pike to
the heart of Germantown. Locat.
ing in the store formerly known
as Clements Store, and later, for
a short time, as Selby's Market.
the new shop features antique
bric-a-brac, decorator item S,
jewelry, furniture, and hand.
made items. The CoXes take on
consignment handmade articles
and jewelry from the people of
the local area, for they want
their shop to have a local touch.
Helping them in the store are
Mr.. Cox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Cox, ST., of Schneider's
Trailer Haven. The senior Mrs.
Cox handles all the handmade
articles and the consignments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cox, jr., and their
three sons now live in Damas-
Gus, at 26146 Ridge I'd.
The Afternoon Circle of the
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
met on Thursday, March Is, at
the home of the circle leader,
Mrs. Ward w. Fetrow, with
twelve members present. TAX
ing part were Mrs. Lee War
field, devotions Mrs. Merhle U.
King, Bible study; and Mrs.
Clyde Fletcher, the topic on
New Churches for New Times"
The Cedar Grove Homemak-
ers Club met on Tuesday after
noon, March 10, at the Upper
Seneca Baptist Church, with
twelve present. Mrs. Edward
Beall served as hostess, using a
st. Patrick's Day motif. Joining
or rejoining as members were
the following: Mrs. Merhle u.
King, Mrs. Leonard Beall, Mrs.
Gilman Graves, Mrs. Herbert
Watkins, and Mrs. William E.
Beall. Miss Lucille Priest gave
an instruction talk on the Short
Course" held each year at the
u. of Md.
Mrs. Albert Cissel was hostess
on Thursday, March Is, to the
Afternoon Circle of the barnes
town Church. Devotions were
led by Mrs. Guy Hough, and the
Bible study presented by Mrs.
George C. Paffenbarger. There
were IS present.
DR.. A. Harry Passow, a pro-
fessor at Teachers College, of
Columbia University, will be the
speaker at a program on We'd
nesday, March 81, at 4 pm. at
the Washington Center at the
Board of Education building of
Montgomery County Pupils
Schools. The program, which is
sponsored by the Association for
Childhood Education, Montgom-
cry County branch, invites men,
bers of the ACE, school teach
ers and administrators, and
their guests to attend. TIL e
speaker, an authority on the
gifted child, will use as his sub
ject, "Creativity and the Gifted
Child" The Washington Center
Auditorium will be decorated
in a creativity theme. All the
materials used in carrying out
the theme will be contributed
by the Cedar Grove School,
where children in every grade
have selected, from their reg
ular class activities, materials
which they judged appropriate.
The Montgomery County
branch of the Association for
Childhood Education was recent.
ly reorganiZed. At this time Mr..
Richard Davis, principal of the
Parkwood Elementary School,
Wheaton, was elected the new
president; and Mr.. William
Mooney, principal of our areas
Cedar Grove School, was elected
vice president of the primary
division.
A meeting of the Women's
Association of the Jamestown
Church was held Thursday eve
ming, March Is. Mrs. Everett
Johnson presided, and devotions
were led by Mrs. Howard Cissel.
Plans were formulated for the
annual Memorial Day dinner,
May 30, beginning at l pm.
Mrs. Howard Cissel and Mrs.
Arnold Gary were named CO.
chairmen. A social hour was en-
joyed with refreshments served
by Mrs. Fred Zimmerman and
Mrs. Howard Roberts.