Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-04-26
Gaithersburg- Washington Grove
TOlUn NOlv Formulating
Summer Rec Program

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progress and will continue until
May II. The organization looks
to the community for support.
| Mrs. Edward Baum, who has
been patient at Suburban Hos,
pital, is now at home.
Grace Church Mems Bible
Class will hold a dinner on
Tuesday, May /, at 7:30 at the
Washington Grove Methodist
Church. Rev. Edward Lewis of
Capitol Hill Church will be
guest speaker.
st. Martins Guild meets this
evening in the auditorium. Mrs.
]. Hampton Jones and Mrs. Jo-
seph McNally are co.hostesses.
On Tuesday evening, the
Catholic Daughters of America
will meet, and slate of officers
for the coming term will be
presented.
A camping trip to Cowans
Gap State Park in Pennsylvania
is planned for the week end by
10 "Green Bar" Boy Scouts. The
boys will be accompanied by
Scoutmaster Del Reynolds,
Deaner Lawless and Chester
Zeller.
The Junior High Girl Scout
Troop, under the leadership of
Mrs. Paul Kemp and Mrs. Ever
EFT Moone are on camping trip
today.
The Rockville Gaithersburg
Zone Meeting of the Woman's
Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church met
yesterday at Potomac Church.
Mrs. Kenneth Jones, a former
missionary in the Congo, was
the speaker.
The annual Montgomery
County All recreation night
was held on Tuesday at the
Agricultural Center. Among
the young people in charge of
the games were Blair Stiles,
Sandra Wightman, Ken Stiles,
James King and LoreIei
Eickelberg. Tom King was
chairman of the refreshment
committee. The All boys and
girls enjoyed square dancing
following the games.
The United Church Women of
Upper Montgomery County will
hold their annual May Fellow
ship Tea on May a at 1:3O at
the First Baptist Church in
Gaithersburg. A nursery will be
provided for those who bring
their small children. Guests are
asked to bring a sewing kit and
articles of used clothing for mi.
grant children.
The Beulah Class will meet on
Thursday, May /, at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Robertson in
Laytonsville.
Rev. Andrew L. Gum is flv.
ing to Fort Lauderdale this
week end to drive his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. Ross Gum, back
for visit.
New books at the library in.
clude: "The Forgotten Smile"
Margaret Kennedy; "Old Homes
and History of Montgomery
County," Roger B. Farquhar;
"A Signal Victory" David STAG.
ton; Parliamentary Law at a
Glance" Ethel C. Utter; South
America A to g." Robert S.
Kane; "Pigboats," Edward Ellis.
berg; Discover the Stars" GAY.
lord Johnson; "Scruffy," Paul
William Calico; and "Diction.
airy of American History"
James T. Adams.
The Montgomery County
Community Center drive for
membership is being held April
80 through May S. Mrs. Gladys
Best, Mrs. Marjorie Chiswell,
Mrs. Marjorie Christie, Mrs.
Harriet Woodruff, Mrs. John
Murray and Mrs. Basil Mobley
are chairman in their areas. An
attraction to be presented to
members for the coming season
Is the Netherlands Chamber Or.
chestra, with Szymon Goldberg
as conductor and a violin solo.
list. Adult memberships are
$3.50; students, 81. Three con.
certs are guaranteed, and If the
number of memberships in.
crease the size of the budget,
there may be more, as there
were during the season Just
completed at Richard Montgom.
cry High School.