Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1962-05-31
Sandy Spring
Olney Drama
To Benefit
AIS Drive
By Margaret F. AdeIfio

On June Il the show at
Olney Theatre will benefit the
American Field Service and the
work the A. F. S. does in pro-
noting the exchange of stu
dents between the United States
and foreign countries. Tickets
to the regular performance of
Shaws ARMS and the Man."
which opens the Tuesday be-
fore are being sold by A. F. S.
members. Locally they may be
obtained from Mrs. James w.
Campbell, president of the Sher-
wood chapter of A. F. S., or
any of its members. Remem-
Der the date, June 81, and plan
to be at Olney that night. A
lot of your friends will be
there!
The annual visit of foreign
students to Washington under
the A. F. S. program always
creates a high degree of local
interest. The teen-agers, all. of
who are on their way home
to many parts of the world aft
er spending a year in high
schools in this country, will ar
rive by the busload July 9 to
stay in private homes and spend
five days sightseeing in Wash
ington.
Three buslOads of students
are being sponsored in this
neighbOrhOOd. One group will
be housed in the Gayfields
area, with Mrs. Betty Cole as
chairman. Mrs. p. e. p. White
Is In charge of the busload
going to the Paint Branch.
COlesville area, and Mrs. S.
Brook Moore is chairman for
the group to be located around
Sandy Spring.
Anyone interested in having
a foreign student spend those
few days in his home may con-
tact one of these ladies. Those
who h nave entertained the
youngsters in previous years
have found it highly reward
ing experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Irving Smith
have entertained houseguests
several times recently. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Bleyle of Buffalo.
New York were their house
guests in the middle of May, and
last week Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ard Adelmann and Miss Helen
Wheeler of Hollis, Long Island,
spent several days at the
Smiths home in Ashton. Mrs.
F. Kinsey Metzger entertained
at a luncheon for the Abel
MAINS and Miss Wheeler last
Wednesday.
Mrs. Norris Russell has
spent this week in Arlington.
Virginia, visiting her son and
daughter.in.law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor RUSSELL and their
small son, James Taylor.
Baby James Is Mrs. FusselPs
eighteenth grandchild.
DR.. and Mrs. Karl Wilson of
Rochester, New York, will ar.
rive next Sunday for a visit of
a few days as houseguests of
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Lyon at
Greatease.
The Lions Club OF Sandy
Spring last Monday night held
its annual banquet for the ath-
letes of Sherwood High School.
The dinner at Ashton Metho-
dist Church Hall was attended
by members of the School ath-
letic club and their instructors.
A tea at the home of Mrs.
James Seller on Cedar la. pro-
vided a social get-together last
Friday for members of the local
Lay Health Committee. Mem
bers Of the committee, which is
headed by Mrs. Seller and Mrs.
B. c. Thomson, assist at the
local public health clinics.
Girl Scout Troop $50 which
disbanded in 1858 had a fine re-
union recently in the form of a
mother-daughter buffet supper
at the home of Mrs. A. Mason
Haviland, former leader of the
troop. Mrs. William Wilder
Evans was co-leader. All the
girls are graduating this year
from various high schools, so
this unique reunion has special
significance.
Mrs. Albert Wilson and
Mrs. Give Lawrence were
among those who motored to
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, re.
Gently to attend the Bach
Festival there.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oliver
and their children came from
thehir home in ASHORE. North
Carolina, recently for a brief
visit with Mrs. divers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Stabler.
Next Saturday, June 2, there
will be all kinds of things for
sale at the annual auction on
the st. Peters Church grounds
In Olney. The auction begins
at IL in the morning and there
will also be chicken barbecue
from . until 49,